How does one define success in missions...

How does one define success in missions?  Do we focus on the right thing?  Have we evaluated what we are doing, how we are doing it and look for ways to improve?  Do you have a neutral, third-party evaluate your organization and field work?  A lot of questions.  I’d love to see your answers.

Sungai Chalit (Pahang)

Beautiful morning Sun.

Jalan Sungei Chalit.

The Team with Two Intern from Australia.

Unloading of clothing. utensil & food stuff.

Stock take before the journey.

All set for the journey.

Do we have enough to distribute...

Bro. John  Chin, Bro. Raymond Teoh, Bro. Malcom, Sister Eleen Ow and Katherine Ong.

All set to go.....

Final count before the Journey.

Team anxiously waiting for transport.

Loading stuff into off road 
4 x 4 vehicles.

Off Road vehicles moving uphill from base camp.

The rough terrain at the Main Range of Malaysia.

Tropical vegetation

Narrow pathway.

Off Road vehicle on the move...

Off Road moving ... the driver must attentive and use to this road condition

Physio-therapy treatment by Bro. Kok Hoong.

Our work station during working hours and bed room in the night.

What a wonderful tropical forest...

Making a make shift clinic..

Cooling fresh environment and full of negative ion for our body.

Registration of patients in progress.

Patients been attended by Doctor.

Patients crowded to be attended by doctor.

The crowd is building up..

Getting ready to dispense medications...

Patient receiving electronic physiology treatment.

Distributing used clothing and other daily utensils..

Sister Doris and   Sister Neampi busy dispensing medicine...

Night Clinic......

Day 2 morning clinic.

Morning clinic with our host house at the background,

Patient collecting the provision after attended by doctor with Bro. John Chin and Bro. Saw - President MKO at the background.

Night clinic - minor surgery under dim lighting.

Patients receiving physio treatment.

Electronic physio treatment.

An Australian receiving massage..

Physio treatment...

Physio Treatment by Bro. Choong Kok Hoong.

Tropical plants with medicinal property.

Taking past medical History and making diagnosis.

We are at least above the cloud.. beautiful scenery.

above the cloud ...

wonderful scene

A sea of cloud ..Sungei Chalit Mountain..

The Tropical tree attraction..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reaching to the Orang Asli at Belihoi, Mantin, Negeri Sembilan DK.

Catholic Young Adults together with MEMSA Team visited Orang Asli Settlement at Belihoi, Mantin, Negeri Sembilan on May 28, 2011.

The team depart from Assumption Church, Petaling Jaya at 10.00 am with 20 strong team members in five vehicles and arrived at the destination at mid day.  Dr. Saleem Anthony assisted by 2 nurses, a pharmacist and  other medical personnel set up a make shift clinic to provide medical attention to the villagers.

A total of 36 patients were attended by MEMSA team, the patients mostly came with complaints of stomach ailments, indigestion, de-worming, dermatitis, cough, cold, fever and malnutrition.

The young adult having funs and educational games to bring joy and love to the villagers. At the end of the day the villagers entertained us with their traditional dance and song before the team departed home.

The trip to the OA settlement not only broadden our mental horizon and we brough home with fond memory and joy.

Patrick.

Reaching out to All MEMSA trained Care-givers.

Dear All,


Greetings from MEMSA.

MEMSA Health care providers training started late last year and until this date (June 03, 2011) we have trained approximately 60 trainees and many have being employed as care-givers at individual home or clinic with four now settled down in USA and preparing themselves to embark on health relating course in the near future.

We encourage ex-trainees to visit MEMSA blog and we will feature some health related articles from time to time to enrich your knowledge and interest in health care. Feel free to share with us your idea and comments to help MEMSA to improve further.

Have a blessed weekend.


HIS obedient servant,

Patrick.

Graduation Night - Healthcare Providers.

Dear All,

MEMSA are please to announce that the two groups of health care trainees have completed their training and will graduating on June 10, 2011 at 18.30 hours in a simple ceremony held at MEMSA Training Center at Bukit Beruntung, Rawang, Selangor DE.

All are invited and kindly contact Sister Doris at 012-3259233 before June 06, 2011 for refreshment arrangement.

Thanks You.

In Christ,

Patrick.