After the success of our December Medical Mission to the Philippines, CES7 has once again partnered with No More Poverty and the Omidi Family to provide even more much-needed medical care to those in the Philppines, but WE NEED YOUR HELP!

1. MEDICAL MISSIONS
2012
BULACAN, PHILLIPINES
Medical Missions
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2. INTRODUCTION TO THE TEAM
 NO MORE POVERTY seeks to provide novel solutions to increase
the standard of living and quality of life for those suffering in
poverty.
 Founded by Julian Omidi and Michael Omidi M.D., NO MORE
POVERTY is a not-for-profit charity organization with pending
501(c)(3) charity status.
 The organization works to increase awareness of and donations to
charities already doing great work to address poverty and its
staggering effects throughout the world. We are interested in
increasing long-term sustainability through grants and business
development that creates jobs and robust commerce in
disenfranchised areas. We encourage the public to join the Omidi
Family and No More Poverty in support of the charities featured on
our website.
 NO MORE POVERTY does not accept donations, but rather
encourages support be offered directly to the respective charities
 WWW.NMP.ORG
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3. INTRODUCTION TO THE TEAM
 Charitable Endowment Support (CES7) is a 501(c)(3) US
registered non-profit organization that serves as the umbrella to
organizations whose purpose is to enhance the lives of the homeless,
orphans, impoverished, sexually abused, sick, and illiterate children
living in third-world adversity. CES7 and partnering organizations
endeavor to impact on a global scale and seek to start their efforts
in the Philippines
 The primary mission of CES7 is to support the rescued children and
ensure that they are in a safe orphanage environment. Our goal is
to not only shelter children but to support families, dissipate abuse
and help rebuild individuals in ways that empower independence
and self-sufficiency. The purpose of this website is to educate the
public on our mission, our progress and specific efforts that each of
you can help us with. We are a group of people dedicated to our
cause with all our hearts.
 WWW.CES7.ORG
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4. INTRODUCTION TO THE TEAM
No More Poverty
Julian, Michael Omidi
And Cindy Omidi
Charitable Endowment
Support (CES-7)
Myrna Villalon
Social Worker
Bulacan, Philippines
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5. SUPPORT AND
FUNDING
The mission would not have been
possible without the efforts of Julian
Omidi and Cindy Omidi. They
continue to support the future trips in
full.
 Medical Equipment:
 Medical Instruments:
 Medical Supplies:
 Medications:
 Pathology:
 Airfare & Lodging:
 Shipping:
Fully Sponsored by:
Cindy Omidi and Julian Omidi
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6. POVERTY
IN THE
PHILIPPINES
 Philippines' poverty line marks a per capita income of 16,841
Peso a year. This is equivalent to $421.03 USD.
 According to the data from the National Statistical
Coordination Board, more than one-quarter (26.5%) of the
population falls below the poverty line in 2009
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty_in_the_Philippines
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7. POVERTY IN THE PHILIPPINES
 Health care system:
Ranges from high-class for the
small population of wealthy
Filipinos (eg St. Luke’s Medical
Center in Global City), to non-
existent in many rural
municipalities.
 Availability of Health care:
Only to those who can afford it
 Lottery System:
Sweep Stakes
 MISSIONS TRIPS
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9. MEDICAL TEAM
THE
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10. CALUMPIT DISTRICT HOSPITAL
Calumpit District Hospital has suffered many floods,
which has damaged the floors of their surgical suites
and ward units, and nearly all of their medical
equipment
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11. RECOVERY ROOM
Calumpit District
Hospital
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12. PATIENT SELECTION
OVER 100 PATIENTS WAITING TO BE SCREENED TO RECEIVE CARE
Patient: Gerrive
19 year old male
Diagnosis: Bilateral Cleft Lip Nasal Deformity; Incisor tooth in
floor of left nostril.
Patient: Felisa
46 year old female
Diagnosis: Right Breast
Mass
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13. PATIENT SELECTION
Patient: Jocelyn
20 year old female
Nasalalveolar fistula
Patient: Janna
10 year old female
Inguinal hernia, Indirect
Patient: Marlon
57 year old male
Forehead mass
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14. AFTER:
Edgardo is grateful for this life-changing surgery; he can now find work to support his family
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PATIENT:
EDGARDO
 49 year old male
 Right Neck Mass enlarging
for past 14 years
 Employers turned him away
 Could not support his family
 14 years of living in social
isolation
“People think I am communicable!”

15. AFTER:
Edgardo is grateful for this life-changing surgery; he can now find work to support his family
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PATIENT:
EDGARDO
15 Weeks Postop
• Fully
Recovered
• No Defecits
• Prognosis
Excellent

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John Lloyd S/P Bilateral CLP, with widenered upper lip and prolabium
Large Anterior Palatal Fistula

17. “I’M SCARED!...... BUT WHO WILL DO MY SURGERY?
JOHN LLOYD ABBOY- ORPHAN
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18. PATIENT: JOHN LLOYD
Cleft lip revision
7 year old orphan
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19. After:
The scar revision is healing very nicely. His lip is now symmetrical.
John will be seen again in June to repair his cleft palate.
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20. Other Children from
the Orphanage who received care
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21. AFTER:
Surgery was a success!
Mom is very grateful for this
blessing of a surgery that
would have never been
possible without the Mission
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22. “Now employers will hire me.
They won’t be afraid of the
tumor anymore”
- MARLON OLIVEROS
MEDIA INTERVIEW
57 year old male
Forehead mass
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23. MANY OTHERS WHO WERE HELPED
Patient: Maria Elena
23 year old female Patient: Emie
32 year old female
Multi-nodular Goiter
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24. 36 Major Procedure Performed
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25. “FORGIVE ME FOR
WANTING TO GIVE UP…”
Before the surgery
 Vilma Constantino
“THANK YOU, FOR
FIGHTING FOR ME AND
SAVING MY LIFE!”
After the surgery
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26. FUTURE ENDEAVORS
2 Year old girl with a large goiter,
who, unfortunately, was unable to
be treated due to the lack of an
ICU.
OUR GOAL is to build an Intensive
Care Unit so that all patients can
receive the life-saving surgical
treatments they need.
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27. FUTURE ENDEAVORS
New Born with amniotic band
syndrome around the middle
phalanx of the right 4th finger
A microscope is necessary to
prevent injury to the neurovascular
structures of a new born finger..
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