Sundas Ishtiaq -
ACTION PLAN:
Hi Everyone,
As is required, my next project’s “Action Plan” is
as follows:
This community work which I am going to undertake is
quite same as my previously mentioned project. This
time I have decided to help the patients who are
suffering from Burn Injuries. On reading the books
regarding these injuries people get, I found out
that they require plenty of juices to drink and
loads of fruit to eat in order to cure their mishap.
This is because juices and fruits provide them with
adequate amount of iron and other vitamins.
As a result, I am going to collect donations in the
form of money and my target is Rs.3000. After I have
collected the so told amount of money, I am then
going to buy fruits and juices, also other eatables
like biscuits etc and is then going to give them to
the Burn Ward of the Fauji Foundation Hospital (Rawalpindi).
I have chosen this project because usually the
patients who have suffered burn-injuries are poor
and do not have enough to pay for the curation of
their problem as well as for the medicines and the
suggested food required. So, I think that if I
provide them with the proper food, I may help them
in atleast relaxing the money required by them to
spend on food. In this way, they will be able to
concentrate by paying more on their surgery and the
bill they have to pay for medicines.
So please wish me the best.
Eagerly waiting for your valuable suggestions.
Regards,
Sundas Ishtiaq.
sundas_ishtiaq@yahoo.com
PROJECT REPORT:
Hello Ma’am Farah and everyone else!
I would like to inform you that I have completed my
project in which I provided the patients of The Burn
Ward with food. It all began on Friday (17th of
June) that my father dropped me at the Burn Ward of
Fauji Foundation Hospital. There I talked to the
main Nurse and told her about my project. She at
once agreed and thus as a result I worked for a
whole day there helping the ward staff with numerous
chores. I talked to the patients regarding their
injuries as to how they got them, what was the exact
reason behind it and how were they feeling then. I
gave them the food baskets that I have decorated and
I discovered a look of happiness on their faces.
Most of the patients were now almost well but one I
remember had suffered 50% burn and was unconscious.
The nurse told me that she was abnormal and this was
the third time she had burnt herself. While skimming
through the registers I noticed that most patients
belonged to rural areas and almost 60% were injured
due to hot water or oil.
I helped the nurses in giving the patients their
doses of medicines and even helped one in jotting
down the history of a newly admitted patient who had
suffered 25% burn on her hands, arms and legs.
In the evening, when the day was over and it was
time for me to go most of the patients shook hands
with me and even prayed for my success. It made me
very happy.
I sincerely hope to undertake these kinds of
projects in future as well.
Regards,
Sundas.