Sue is spending a couple of days a week working on setting up medical clinics for the various centres of Hagar. Hagar have many effective arms, including the Women's Shelter (victims of domestic violence), House of Smiles (children with disabilities), Aftercare (girls rescued from sex trafficing) Foster Home (neglected and abandoned children) and Hagar Soya (a hugely-expanding soya milk factory). The childrens work alone covers 400 kids!
Dr Kamrang sitting in what is morphing into Clinic 1
Up to now, medical care for people in Hagar care has been out-sourced. However, in an effort to pull things together more effectively, Hagar have employed a very capable doctor, Dr Kamrang. Dr Kamrang has just come on staff. Sue has been preparing the way for her firstly in planning medical rooms at each centre and secondly in interviewing key staff bosses to establish a process for medical care.
Dr Kamrang at a medical provider - scoping out the best deals to set up the clinics.
Yesterday Sue and the happy doc were moto-ing around Phnom Penh on a 'search and buy' mission to stock the medical rooms. Sue took the opportunity to set herself up with her own mobile medical kit too. She came home very pleased with herself!
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