REPORT NO. 46: Front View - Eastern Wing

Reasonable Price - HERBAL EXTRACT (1 of 2)

Reasonable Price - HERBAL EXTRACT (2 of 2)

REPORT NO. 45: Donation for the Poor

Permata Hati Hospital, Banda Aceh committed to help the poor especially tsunami victim in Aceh by providing cost reduction or free of charge services, maximum 20% of its revenue.

April 2006: 15.02 % donation (Rp 9,550,000/Rp 63,575,200)
May 2006: 9.50 % donation (Rp 5,753,000/Rp 60,609,100)

Thank you for your kind support.

REPORT 44: Final Stone - 26 June 2006

On June 26th, 2006, 18 months after tsunami disaster (December 26th, 2004), PHH will fully finish for its reconstruction. Photos was taken on May 2006, eastern wing almost finish (This wing is donated by Bisnis Indonesia Newspaper and Northwest Medical Teams International).

We invite you to join our small party to celebrate its final reconstruction of the PHH on Monday, June 26th, 2006 in Banda Aceh. Thank you for your kind and generous support. 

REPORT NO. 43: Aceh Helps Yogya

Permata Hati Hospital (PHH) Banda Aceh sent 7 boxes of drugs consist of 180,000 capsules and 720 bottles antibiotics and 12,500 capsules of analgetics for Yogya`s quake victims through Kedaulatan Rakyat (KR) Yogya Newspaper on June 2, 2006. KR Newspaper is one of the donors of PHH after tsunami in Aceh.

Mr. Fariady, New Director of PHH in front of the boxes. Tsunami victims help Earthquake victims! 

Pharmaceutical Microbiology Master Programme (1/5)

Pharmaceutical Microbiology Master Programme (2/5)

Pharmaceutical Microbiology Master Programme (3/5)

Pharmaceutical Microbiology Master Programme (4/5)

Pharmaceutical Microbiology Master Programme (5/5)

High Diarrhea Cases in Subang, West Java

Kompas Newspaper (6/6/06), page 24: High diarrhea cases in Subang, West Java, Indonesia due to poor sanitation, food, lack access to CLEAN WATER. May 2006: 585 cases, mostly in Ciasem Village and Patokbeusi Village. Conserve rain water, provide clean water! 

Chrono Order Report: Clean Water - Yogya Quake

1. May 27, 2006, 5.57 AM: Earthquake.
2. May 27, 6.00 AM: Action taken/Coordination & preparation - Bandung (Rector ITB, LAPI ITB, Siliwangi Division West Java Army) - Jakarta (Ministry of Public Works, Indonesian Army) - Yogyakarta (Local clean water authorities).
3. May 28, 10.30 AM: Mobile WTP dispatched from Jakarta.
4. May 28, 1.30 PM: Arrived Bandung - system checking, equipments added: generator set, spare pump, pipes, hose, collaps reservoir 100 m3, water quality testers, etc.
5. May 28, 4.30 PM: Moved to Yogyakarta.
6. May 28, midnight: Arrived Bantul, Yogya, started producing clean water (passed clean water WHO/MoH standard, turbidity: Zero NTU), distributed by 18 trucks, producing 400 m3 clean water, helping 2,000 - 3,000 quake victims.
CONGRATULATION FOR YOUR EXCELLENT HUMANITARIAN WORK !
(Extracted from Mr. Rusnandi Garsadi`s email, LAPI Indowater ITB)

Yogya Revival

Kompas Newsletter, June 3, 2006. Governor Yogyakarta Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono X said that search and rescue phase finished, majority of victims got adequate medical cares, foreign medical aid will be stopped. Now, starting reconstruction and rehabilitation phase. Thanks to all donors of Yogya Earthquake. 

Clean Water: 2 liter/second - MH 09 - NEW TYPE

Widatra Bhakti helps Yogya

Widatra Bhakti, Infusion Solution Manufacturer, Jakarta, Indonesia, sent infusion solutions and cash -total US$ 200,000 for helping Yogya quake`s victims. Mr. I Wayan Sudanta (President Director, white dress) was received by Minister of Health (Dr. Fadhilah Supari, brown dress) in her office. 

Clean Water - Indonesia Quake

Our friends from ITB (Institute Technology of Bandung) sent Mobile WTP (Water Treatment Plant, micro hydraulic technology) to Bantul, Yogyakarta, 28 May 2006. Now, producing 15,000 liters/hour helping 2,000 quake`s victims. If you want to support us, please donate US$ 200/day for operating cost to Mr. Rusnandi Garsadi, LAPI Indowater ITB. We still have fund for 5 days. Further info please contact me: Kadarsyah. 

DANGER! avian flu patient - NOT ISOLATED

Kompas Newspaper, Saturday, May 22, 2006, page 13. Terrible report: Avian flu patient is not isolated in Adam Malik Medan Hospital. 

Certificate from the Indonesian Army

Mobile water treatment plant 5 liter/second developed by LAPI ITB (Institute Technology of Bandung) has passed military standard tests and got the certificate from the Indonesian Army. Congratulation! 

Water-borne diseases - 1.2 billion people lack access to fresh water

Water stress and scarcity:

http://www.infoforhealth.org/pr/m14/m14chap5_1.shtml

Price Cutting - Indonesian Branded Generic

The Indonesian Goverment forced pharmaceutical companies to cut the prices up to 60%, started July 1, 2006 for 1,000 branded generics (34 active ingredients). More people will get a better access to essential drugs. Good news! 

Small Size Incinerator

Waste disposal treatment by Insinerator T-120m, developed by Redevelopment Program Company, Bandung, cost Rp 300,000,000 (€ 30,000), capacity 3 m3/hour, exhibited on May 19, 2006 in Bandung. 

YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS SCHEME

Australian Business Volunteers
in association with AusAID

is offering a training program for young business entrepreneurs in Bandung involving a 4 day course combined with a number of individual coaching sessions over a 3 week period


27 – 30 June 2006


The Young Entrepreneurs Scheme (YES) is designed to provide individuals with an opportunity to gain the essential knowledge and skills needed to be successful in business. The program is specifically for those who own or manage a small business, or who have taken positive steps to establish one.

The 4 day course will cover the essentials of business planning, financial requirements, marketing and human resource management.

The individual coaching sessions, run over 3 weeks, will assist course graduates to implement the specific skills that their business requires. This may include developing a business plan, establishing a sound accounting system, or some aspects of marketing or resource management.



Selection for attendance will be on the basis of an application and discussions with the Australian Business Volunteers representative.

Interested persons are invited to obtain an application form from
Ryan Herdian or Anna Barrington
by telephoning 022 2002239 or Fax 022 2018493
Email: abv-indo@cbn.net.id


FEE: Rp. 200,000 / person

(the fee covers the 4 day course, individual coaching sessions,
all materials and lunches)

Applications close on 1st June 2006.


YES provides young business people with training and on-going coaching to develop successful business opportunities.

CHEAP CLEAN WATER

Water treatment plant, micro hydraulic technology, low cost, low energy, easy to operate, community development.

Further information please contact:

Dr. Kadarsyah
Mobile: 0816 185 29 85
Email: kadar@bdg.centrin.net.id

Indonesian Medical Association (IDI) – Institute Technology of Bandung (ITB): CLEAN WATER

Wednesday, 10 May 2006, Prof. F.A. Moeloek (IDI) and Dr. Indratmo Soekarno (ITB) signed agreement to help people for accessing clean water through micro-hydraulic water treatment plant invented by ITB.

Only 40% of urban people and 9% in rural area access to clean water in this year, 2006 in Indonesia.

IDI and ITB planned to donate 1 (one) unit for Jakarta`s people lives in Ciliwung River`s bank (slum area).

ONS Foundation, Holland has donated 1 (one) unit to Permata Hati Hospital, Banda Aceh.

Above: news from Jakarta daily newspaper “Kompas”, Friday, 12 May 2006, page 13 (in Bahasa Indonesia).

REPORT NO. 42: Green TREES

We planted as many as possible trees surrounding the hospital. Trees with wide leaves create shady areas and cool breezes pass-through inside hospital corridors. 

REPORT NO. 41: Waste Disposal Treatment

Waste disposal treatment is still under-constructiion, will be finished next week (8-12 May 2006).
Supported by ONS Foundation, Holland 

REPORT NO 40: Laboratory

Laboratory fully operates, we bought the last equipments needed: photometer, urine analyser, hematology analyzer.
Supported by ONS Foundation, Holland

REPORT NO 39: Clean Water

On 27-28 April 2006, water plant treatment (1.5 liter per second) has been installed. Sources of water: Ground water, pond and reuse from waste treatment facility. Rain water from roof of the building is conserved by collecting and injecting into ground water through 3 (three) wells (deep: 15-30 meters).
Supported by Ons Foundation, Holland. 

REPORT NO. 38: Training Center and New Logo

Three training rooms and one coffee break room fully operate at Permata Hati Hospital. The training rooms` names are: Siska Room, Dhaivina Room, Istiqamah Room to commemorate Dr. Marzuki`s daughters who were killed by tsunami.
New logo -- designed by Regi Riedweg, Australia replaces the old one (See left corner). Started: this month (April 2006).

REPORT NO. 37: Medical Bridge, USA

I apologize for my late report. On 21 November 2005, Permata Hati Hospital received 592 boxes medical supplies, donated from Medical Bridges, Inc. Houston through Indonesian Mineralogist Association, Houston, USA. Mr. Priyo Pribadi S handed over one container of the medical supplies to Permata Hati Hospital on 21 November 2005.

ASY-SYIFAA: FINAL DESIGN

Board of Directors of Hasan Sadikin Hospital, Bandung agreed to the proposed design, created by PT Pandu Persada, Bandung. Estimated budget: Rp 2,300,000,000. Some of the budget will be supported by Hasan Sadikin Hospital.

April 13, 2006, your donation record in our account: Rp 67,149,647
Please collect your donation and send to:
Bank Mandiri, Cabang RSHS, Jalan Pasteur, Bandung
No. Rek. 132.00.0455895-4
A/n Ahmad Rizal/Dimyati Ahmad

REPORT NO. 36: Permata Hati Hospital`s support for the poor

Since its reopening on 25 June 2005 (6 month after tsunami disaster 24 December 2004), PHH implemented the policy for helping the poor people by giving discounted prices or free of charge. Maximum target is 20% from its revenue for the poor people, considering hospital financial condition and will be reached step by step.

DONATION
January 2006: Total patients: 389 – Revenue Rp 39,112,700 – Donation Rp 2,515,000 (6.4%)
February 2006: Total patients: 324 – Revenue Rp 41,519,550 – Donation Rp 1,274,000 (3.1%)
March 2006: Total patients: 447 – Revenue Rp 57,519,900 – Donation Rp 1,609,000 (2.8%)

REPORT NO. 35: ABV visits

Dr. David Hill (Country Program Manager Asia) and Mr. Ali Syarief (Representative – Indonesia) http://www.abv.org.au/ visited PHH and Aceh on 19-22 March 2006. ABV will continue to support PHH and others in Aceh.

Front photo (L to R): Mr. Ali Syarief, Dr. Marzuki, Dr. Esther Nurima (Consultant for PHH from HCMe, Consulting Firm), Dr. David Hill, Mr. Fariadi (the new appointed Director of PHH from HCMe, Consulting Firm).

REPORT NO. 34: No more electricity problem

On 24 March 2006, diesel generating set 400 KVA installed in Permata Hati Hospital, donated by Stichting ONS, Nijmegen, Holland.

Others donation from Stichting ONS is water treatment plant and waste treatment plant.
Micro-hydraulics technology of water treatment plant, capacity 1-1.5 liter per second will be installed within this month. The apparatus now is on the way to Banda Aceh, sent from Institute Technology of Bandung on 6 April 2006. Scheduled to arrive in Banda Aceh on 14 April, 2006.
Waste water treatment plant is also under-construction.