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NOU ED BANN ZANFAN KI BIZIN LOPERASION SPESIALIZE





ABOUT US

Society for Aid to Children Inoperable in Mauritius (SACIM) was initially
created in 1967 by Dr. Julia Maigrot, Paediatrician, Mrs. Patricia Rountree,
Director of Mauritius Red Cross, Mr. Jomadar, Commissioner of Social Security.
Prior to the creation of SACIM, Red Cross was often requested to help in sending
children abroad suffering from surgical conditions inoperable in Mauritius for
surgery.

750+

Since 1967 till date a total of 750+ children have been operated upon
successfully abroad. As from 2020, following the amendment of SACIM constitution
27 children have successfully undergone surgeries in local private clinics which
include both cardiac and non-cardiac cases.

950+

As at date, a total of 950+ cases have been recorded, comprising 570 cardiac
cases, 74 neuro-surgical cases, and 316 cases falling under various other
categories. These include cochlear implants, medial nerve repairs, dental
implants, ophthalmic procedures, orthopaedics, facial paresis, and cleft palate
surgeries.

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CONDITIONS FOR SURGERY

SACIM provides surgery assistance to children of the Republic of Mauritius which
includes Rodrigues and Agaléga, whose parents meet the established criteria.
Children must be under the age of 18 years old and both parents’ income should
not exceed Rs 100,000 per month. SACIM looks after cases which should be
operated by specialised surgeons. A referral medical report from the treating
doctor is mandatory.
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SUCCESS STORIES

SHUBHAM KUMAR

In 2012, Shubham was diagnosed with a Benign tumour in his lower jaw. In 2013,
he travelled to India for his first surgery with the assistance of the Ministry
of Health and Wellness. His jaw was reconstructed. Subsequently, SACIM took
charge of the case. His case was reviewed regularly in Bangalore for further
treatment under SACIM sponsorship. In 2019, he underwent insertions of studs
over the lower jaw for dentures, followed by implants supported by fixed dental
prosthesis which was successfully completed. He is doing well now. He passed his
ACCA exams and is working as an Accountant.

BRANDY

Brandy was first seen by SACIM doctors in 2010 with deformities of both knees
and feet since birth. She was then a young girl of 13 years’ old who could not
stand up and walk and had to crawl about. In August 2011, SACIM arranged for her
to be admitted at the SPARSH Hospital in Bangalore where she underwent several
corrective orthopaedic surgeries successfully. Since then she is able to walk
with bilateral callipers and special shoes. She can now participate in several
sport activities. As such, she took part in several Paralympic competitions in
different countries. She has won several awards and her latest achievement is a
gold medal at the 2023 Indian Ocean Island Games.

JEAN NOAH RYAN

Ryan was assessed with a severe vertebral deformity (scoliosis). Since 2022, he
has been taken care of by SACIM and he underwent two operations at Wellkin
Hospital. In April 2023, he was sent urgently to Bangalore due two broken rods
and was operated upon successfully. He is doing well and has resumed his normal
activities.

SHUBHAM KUMAR

In 2012, Shubham was diagnosed with a Benign tumour in his lower jaw. In 2013,
he travelled to India for his first surgery with the assistance of the Ministry
of Health and Wellness. His jaw was reconstructed. Subsequently, SACIM took
charge of the case. His case was reviewed regularly in Bangalore for further
treatment under SACIM sponsorship. In 2019, he underwent insertions of studs
over the lower jaw for dentures, followed by implants supported by fixed dental
prosthesis which was successfully completed. He is doing well now. He passed his
ACCA exams and is working as an Accountant.

BRANDY

Brandy was first seen by SACIM doctors in 2010 with deformities of both knees
and feet since birth. She was then a young girl of 13 years’ old who could not
stand up and walk and had to crawl about. In August 2011, SACIM arranged for her
to be admitted at the SPARSH Hospital in Bangalore where she underwent several
corrective orthopaedic surgeries successfully. Since then she is able to walk
with bilateral callipers and special shoes. She can now participate in several
sport activities. As such, she took part in several Paralympic competitions in
different countries. She has won several awards and her latest achievement is a
gold medal at the 2023 Indian Ocean Island Games.

JEAN NOAH RYAN

Ryan was assessed with a severe vertebral deformity (scoliosis). Since 2022, he
has been taken care of by SACIM and he underwent two operations at Wellkin
Hospital. In April 2023, he was sent urgently to Bangalore due two broken rods
and was operated upon successfully. He is doing well and has resumed his normal
activities.

SHUBHAM KUMAR

In 2012, Shubham was diagnosed with a Benign tumour in his lower jaw. In 2013,
he travelled to India for his first surgery with the assistance of the Ministry
of Health and Wellness. His jaw was reconstructed. Subsequently, SACIM took
charge of the case. His case was reviewed regularly in Bangalore for further
treatment under SACIM sponsorship. In 2019, he underwent insertions of studs
over the lower jaw for dentures, followed by implants supported by fixed dental
prosthesis which was successfully completed. He is doing well now. He passed his
ACCA exams and is working as an Accountant.

BRANDY

Brandy was first seen by SACIM doctors in 2010 with deformities of both knees
and feet since birth. She was then a young girl of 13 years’ old who could not
stand up and walk and had to crawl about. In August 2011, SACIM arranged for her
to be admitted at the SPARSH Hospital in Bangalore where she underwent several
corrective orthopaedic surgeries successfully. Since then she is able to walk
with bilateral callipers and special shoes. She can now participate in several
sport activities. As such, she took part in several Paralympic competitions in
different countries. She has won several awards and her latest achievement is a
gold medal at the 2023 Indian Ocean Island Games.

JEAN NOAH RYAN

Ryan was assessed with a severe vertebral deformity (scoliosis). Since 2022, he
has been taken care of by SACIM and he underwent two operations at Wellkin
Hospital. In April 2023, he was sent urgently to Bangalore due two broken rods
and was operated upon successfully. He is doing well and has resumed his normal
activities.



VOLUNTEER

Join us in making the world a better place through the power of volunteering.
Your skills can bring positive outcome to our mission. SACIM greatly appreciates
people giving a helping hand. Spare some of your time to help sick children.
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DONATE

Helping a sick child is indeed one of the most compassionate and humane actions
we can take. When we donate generously to support sick children, we are actively
making an important change in their lives as well as their families.
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