Supply Healthcare to Floating Villages in Cambodia

Life, for all of us, has been challenging throughout 2021. Remarkably Cambodia had been spared the worst of the COVID pandemic in 2020 in terms of illness and its burden on health resources, but the economic impact on tourism has been felt throughout the country. However, beginning in February of 2021, Cambodia had its first "surge" of infections and community spread and The Lake Clinic had to suspend services from 31 May through 25 June because of a nationwide ban on travel. We also had to stop working from 5-16 July as some of our clinical staff had "close contact" with a COVID-patient that required all staff to self-isolate at our homes for 10 days.

Even with these challenges our Clinical Teams were able to provide the following services:

1 January - 15 December, 2021

• 310 Clinics Held

• 7,783 Adult Women
• 2,682 Adult Men
• 3,172 Children Under 15 Years of Age

Educational Services Provided:

• 7,229 General Health Education
• 7,496 Oral Health Education
• 4,852 Birth Spacing Education

Sub-services:

• 300 Ante-natal Care
• 204 Dental
• 208 Birth Spacing
• 546 Eye Care
• 1,437 Vaccinations
• 30 Hospital Referrals

Our dedicated Outreach Team of midwives and nurses provided the following:

• 2,438 Home Visits
• 76 Adolescent Health Sessions (Schools were closed for much of 2021)
• 34 Mothers Club Meetings (the need for "social distancing" limited these meetings)

     Children at Risk (CAR)

• 422, Bio-metric Assessments of Children Under Five
• 107 Children at Risk of Malnutrition
• 57 Children Recovered after Intervention

     Clean Water

• 72 New Bio-sand Filters Installed
• 150 Follow-up Visits for Supervision and Maintenance

     Family Nutritions

• 177 New Gardens Planted
• 252 Follow-up Visits

     Mental Health

• 245 Sessions with 41 Clients