I4 life volunteers and supporters are walking the Camino this week . We are walking so that we can identify in a very small way with refugees. Today we dedicated…
Ethos of i4life
I4Life is a child health specialist charity grounded in Human Rights. It was established in 2010 with a specific interest in low resource countries .Members include experienced Public Health Nurses , Doctors and other health professionals working with children in Ireland .We have a particular focus on education,immunisation,nutrition,and Human rights.
Team travelling to Zambia of Dr Kevin Connolly Paediatrician, Maura Moran RPHN, HSE West .Stella Moore RGN.RM Mullingar Regional Hospital and Shauna Kane Radiologist. Bon Secours Hospital,Galway.
Reasons for malnutrition are lack of approriate food , food insecurity, poverty, lack of access to health services/ disease, lack of sanitation and hygiene ( diarrhoea).i4 life Child Health Specialists endeavour to facilitate effective nutrition screening practices and develop education programs for specific groups effected by malnutrition .Education programme are structured.
Safeguarding Policy
I4life is committed to safeguarding children and other vulnerable groups within our programmes from exploitation and abuse and has specific policies on our commitment which outlines the expected behaviour and the responsibility of all volunteers in Ireland and Zambia .All i4Life volunteers are expected to sign a service agreement policy and agree to conduct themselves in accordance with the provisions of these documents.Specific roles within i4Life organisation require garda/police vetting.
Our Latest Events
- 8th-15th May Camino Walk
- 16th May – Volunteer Information Session
- Time : 1-2pm
- Location : Small Lecture Theatre, CSI, UHG
- 26th May- 3rd June. Trip to Lusaka, Zambia
- 30th June – Education Workshop – Interviewing Volunteers
- Launch of our Project with DocMobile
- 19th-23rd Sept. Assessment Visit to Refugee Camps in Greece.
- 21st-28th Oct. Education Trip to Neri Clinic, Lusaka, Zambia.
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