Computed Radiography System Handover to CMWS
Posted by Adib Mounla
on Jan 31, 2015
Topic: Handover of Computed Radiography System to the Child and Mother Welfare Society (CMWS)
Global project between RCBC and RC Beirut Cedars, Lebanon; RC Manama and RC Adlyiah, Bahrain; Rotary International District 2452; RC San Mateo and RC Santa Monica; Rotary International District 5150; and The Rotary Foundation .
The CMWS was established in 1944, it now has a staff of 110 (48 in the Health Sector). It is governed by a Board of 21 benevolent women, highly dedicated and fully involved, and comprises three sectors: Health, Social Welfare, and Education.
The hospital offers a wide range of medical and surgical services and operates a number of departments, notably First Aid; Laboratory; Radiology and Ultrasound -- the department that houses the computed radiography system donated by Rotary; and the Outpatient/Primary Healthcare Department which provides a wide range of medical services and runs free health education campaigns in order to improve child and mother care by raising awareness about diseases in the community.
The Social Welfare Sector of CMWS provides financial assistance, food, clothing, tuition and medical care costs to low-income families as well as a home for the elderly; it also operates a social events-organizing club and artisanal sewing center, both run by volunteers.
The CMWS was established in 1944, it now has a staff of 110 (48 in the Health Sector). It is governed by a Board of 21 benevolent women, highly dedicated and fully involved, and comprises three sectors: Health, Social Welfare, and Education.
The hospital offers a wide range of medical and surgical services and operates a number of departments, notably First Aid; Laboratory; Radiology and Ultrasound -- the department that houses the computed radiography system donated by Rotary; and the Outpatient/Primary Healthcare Department which provides a wide range of medical services and runs free health education campaigns in order to improve child and mother care by raising awareness about diseases in the community.
The Social Welfare Sector of CMWS provides financial assistance, food, clothing, tuition and medical care costs to low-income families as well as a home for the elderly; it also operates a social events-organizing club and artisanal sewing center, both run by volunteers.