THERE IS SPACE for more psychologists in the public health care system. Both the consultant to the Paediatrics Department at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), Dr Clyde Cave, and psychologist Dr Kate Herbert, expressed this view yesterday during a presentation from the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust to the Paediatric Department. Herbert, who has been working […]
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The Sandy Lane Charitable Trust has once again come to the aid of children in need of medical attention. The Trust recently partnered with international non-profit, humanitarian organization World Pediatric Project and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) to assist 10 children with medical needs, in an effort to change their lives. Speaking at the Sandy
In addition to the funding being given to push the Healthy Hearing Programme to provide cochlear implant surgery for children who need it, the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust has purchased 60 individual hearing aids at a cost of $30 000, to create the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust Children’s Hearing Aid Bank. Phillipa Challis, one of
ON Monday, May 23, two year- old J’dae Prescott-Griffith received a life changing operation at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH). She was the very first recipient on the island to benefit from cochlear implant surgery, which now forms part of a Healthy Hearing Programme, an initiative of the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust and two other
DR. Toni Nicholls, through her pilot subsidized program “Neuropsychological Services for All” (NSA), is aiming to provide low or no cost neuropsychological services to children 18 years and under in Barbados whose families are unable to afford this intervention. The NSA program, which is being administered by the Barbados Council for the Disabled (BCD), will
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