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Dr. Vera Cordeiro founded Brazil Child Health (Associação Saúde Criança) in 1993 after observing children at the hospital she worked at being readmitted with worsening conditions due to poverty and lack of ongoing medical care at home. Her non-profit organization provides health, housing, education and self-sufficiency assistance to help break the cycle of child hospitalization and rehospitalization, and has benefited over 40,000 people. Through its social franchise network, Brazil Child Health aims to reach and help more individuals, and has received over 32 awards for its innovative work.
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Educated, engaged and empowered patients actively managing their health and becoming advocates for healthy living within their family and the community, inspiring
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- 1. Founder of Associação Saúde Criança (ASC) Brazil Child Health
- 2. Dr Vera Cordeiro is a physician and social entrepreneur • Worked at Hospital da Lagoa in Rio, Brazil • Problem she observed: children were admitted into the hospital with illnesses and once discharged, would return home where they would end up in even worse condition because their families were poor and had no way of having sustainable medical treatment • Solution: She founded Brazil Child Health which provides assistance to children and families below the poverty line
- 3. Dr Vera Cordeiro founded Brazil Child Health, also known as Associação Saúde Criança • This non-profit organisation provides help for health, housing, self-sufficiency, and education. • Her organisation has helped over 40,000 people • It aims to break the cycle of child hospitalization, release and subsequently rehospitalization
- 4. Formed a social franchise and network, enabling it to reach and benefit more individuals More than 32 accolades since its inception in 1993 Such accolades include the 2002 Global Development Award for Most Innovative NGO (Non-governmental organisation) in the World
- 5. 40,000 total beneficiaries and counting In families helped by ASC: Average family income has increased by 32% Average number of days in hospital reduced by 66% Number of people in life threatening conditions dropped by 17%
- 6. Done by: Justin Loh, 3.07 Benjamin Ong, 3.13 Jeremy Lee, 3.16 Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_Child_Health http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vera_Cordeiro http://www.saudecrianca.org.br/en/