IMPACT REPORT 2019 - 1 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019 - Smile Asia
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
IMPACT REPORT 2019 1 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019
19,786 11,770 990 157 13
Evaluations Surgeries Volunteers Missions Countries
2 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019
TABLE OF CONTENTS
04 Message from Chairman 09 List of Contributed Medical Missions
06 About Us 11 Explaining a Mission
Our Vision
Our Mission 12 Student Chapter
The Smile Mission Ltd
13 Asia Student Leadership Conference
07 Asia Presence
14 Smile Asia Charity Gala 2018
08 Our Work
15 Smile Asia Week
Medical Mission
Outreach Centre 17 Financial Infographics
Volunteering & Awareness
18 Board of Directors
Training & Education
Student Initiative 19 Statutory Disclosures
Singapore Care
3 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019
MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN
In the fiscal year 2019, The Smile Mission celebrated The Smile Asia Charity Gala 2018 themed
its 10th year anniversary. ‘Spreading Smiles Through a Unique Dining
This year we were able to provide comprehensive Experience’ was an overwhelming success. Dr Vivian
medical evaluations for 2,836 patients with 1,660 Balakrishnan, Minister for Foreign Affairs, graced
of them receiving surgery1. Together with the the occasion as the Guest-of-Honour. Also, our ninth
Smile Asia alliance, we were able to achieve our year of Smile Asia Week was as successful as ever. I
programmatic goals with greater ease. The Asia am forever grateful to The Ritz-Carlton for another
Student Leadership Conference 2018 was hosted amazing year together.
at D’Resort Downtown East from 13-15 July 2018 A big thank you to all our supporters for being a
and was attended by 80 participants, including 23 part of the Smile Asia family. Without you, the past
students representing seven other Asian countries. decade would not have been possible.
A/Prof (Dr) Vincent Yeow
Chairman
1
In Financial Year 2018, there was an underreporting of 300 surgeries from the Kolkata Outreach Centre.
4 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019
55 || The
The Smile
Smile Mission
Mission Ltd
Ltd Impact
Impact Report
Report 2019
2019
ABOUT US
Our Vision to Smile Asia helps The Smile Mission Ltd to further its
own objectives with greater ease.
Raise standards of medical care by creating opportunities
of collaborative learning through Smile Asia is a global alliance of charities working
the delivery of free surgery to children with together to treat facial deformities. We raise standards of
facial deformities. medical care by creating opportunities of collaborative
learning and exchange of best practices.
Our Mission We deliver free surgical care through medical missions and
Initiate platforms for medical volunteering outreach centres. These initiatives build trust and bridge
Deliver free surgical care to children cultures among different communities. Together with a
raised level of medical care, a groundwork is laid for self-
Establish training & education programmes
sufficiency across many regions.
Build an open-source knowledge depository
With activities across 20 countries and territories, Smile
Instil a sense of volunteerism in the community Asia member charities have collectively delivered over
The Smile Mission Ltd 70,000 surgeries across Asia till date.
Smile Asia has programmatic activities in Bangladesh,
The Smile Mission Ltd is the International Secretariat
Bhutan, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Laos,
of Smile Asia. It is a Singapore registered charity and
Mongolia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Timor-Leste
adheres to local regulatory requirements. It aims to instil
and Uzbekistan. It also has resource-generating activities
a sense of volunteerism among Singapore residents, and
in Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, South
create overseas volunteering opportunities. The affiliation
Korea and United States.
6 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019
ASIA PRESENCE
MONGOLIA
Evaluations
166
Surgeries
127
UZBEKISTAN
Evaluations Evaluations CHINA
798 504 Evaluations
Surgeries Surgeries
392 8,154
231 Surgeries
4,570
BHUTAN
Evaluations
45
Surgeries
MYANMAR
BANGLADESH 40
INDIA Evaluations Evaluations
Evaluations 696 1,499
4,316 Surgeries Surgeries
1,044 LAOS
Surgeries 401
2,346
PHILIPPINES
Evaluations
THAILAND
542
Evaluations CAMBODIA
Surgeries
221 Evaluations
417
Surgeries 2,135
116 Surgeries
1,284
TIMOR-LESTE
INDONESIA Evaluations
Evaluations 39
671 Surgeries
Surgeries 29
473
The numbers denote only the surgeries where there were contributions from The Smile Mission Ltd
7 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019
OUR WORK
All our programmes aim to provide
educational and collaborative
learning opportunities. They also
build trust and bridge cultures
among different communities. Our
objectives are achieved through the
following programmes.
Medical Mission Training & Education
Deliver surgical care and provide knowledge-sharing Organise specialised training and education programmes
platforms by organising medical missions involving for healthcare and allied professionals.
multi-country participation.
Student Initiative
Outreach Centre Encourage volunteerism and provide leadership
Deliver surgical care and provide knowledge-sharing development opportunities to the student community.
platforms by extensive use of local infrastructure and
proficiencies involving multi-country participation. Singapore Care
Post-operative care for Singapore-based children, inclusive
Volunteering & Awareness of research and infrastructure development.
Instil a sense of volunteerism among healthcare and
allied professionals by encouraging them to join
medical missions.
8 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019
LIST OF CONTRIBUTED1 MEDICAL MISSIONS
SITE DATES HOSPITAL EVALUATIONS SURGERIES
China, Kashgar 12 Jul 18 - 18 Jul 18 Kashgar No. 1 People’s Hospital 259 99
Bangladesh, Chittagong 18 Jul 18 - 25 Jul 18 LMRF Children’s Hospital 141 34
Cambodia, Phnom Penh 06 Aug 18 - 09 Aug 18 Khmer Soviet Friendship Hospital 61 50
India, Gulbarga 11 Aug 18 - 17 Aug 18 ESIC Medical College & Hospital 78 47
China, Qamdo 15 Aug 18 - 22 Aug 18 Qamdo People’s Hospital 96 53
Myanmar, Yangon 24 Aug 18 - 31 Aug 18 Yangon General Hospital 124 86
Cambodia, Kampot 14 Sep 18 - 20 Sep 18 Kampot Referral Hospital 28 16
India, Kolkata 23 Sep 18 - 28 Sep 18 Flemming Hospital 128 57
China, Fengkai 12 Oct 18 - 18 Oct 18 Fengkai Tang Guo Hua TCM Hospital 185 85
Cambodia, Preh Vihear 13 Oct 18 - 20 Oct 18 16 Makara Preh Vihear Referral Hospital 58 40
China, Zunyi 15 Nov 18 - 21 Nov 18 Affiliated Hospital of Zunyi Medical College 123 65
India, Vijayawada 25 Nov 18 - 30 Nov 18 Government General Hospital 76 51
Cambodia, Siem Reap 08 Jan 19 - 12 Jan 19 Siem Reap Provincial Hospital 40 28
India, Vadodara 19 Jan 19 - 25 Jan 19 Isha Hospital 74 49
Bhutan, Punakha 10 Feb 19 - 16 Feb 19 Punakha District Hospital 33 23
Cambodia, Phnom Penh 23 Feb 19 - 01 Mar 19 Khmer Soviet Friendship Hospital 57 35
India, Puducherry 23 Feb 19 - 01 Mar 19 New Medical Centre 80 48
China, Dali 13 Mar 19 - 18 Mar 19 Xiangyun People’s Hospital 85 34
India, Kolkata 14 Mar 19 - 21 Mar 19 South Eastern Railway Central Hospital 179 103
Myanmar, Taunggyi 23 Mar 19 - 30 Mar 19 Women’s and Children’s Hospital 76 61
China, Hohhot 11 Apr 19 - 17 Apr 19 People’s Hospital of Inner Mongolia 89 39
India, Argatala 09 May 19 - 15 May 19 Dr B. R. Ambedkar Memorial Teaching Hospital 112 63
China, Wenchuan 09 May 19 - 15 May 19 Wenchuan People’s Hospital 121 64
Cambodia, Phnom Penh 18 May 19 - 25 May 19 Khmer Soviet Friendship Hospital 69 35
China, Xi’an 30 May 19 - 05 Jun 19 No. 1 Hospital, affiliated to Xi’An Jiaotong University 121 71
Philippines, Cabanatuan City 23 Jun 19 - 30 Jun 19 PJG Memorial Research and Medical Center 43 24
India2, Kolkata Financial Year 2018 Kolkata Comprehensive Cleft Care Center 300 300
TOTAL 2,836 1,660
These contributed missions ensured collaborative learning opportunities for 148 medical volunteers.
Contributions in terms of resources expended by The Smile Mission Ltd varies considerably. Some projects have major contributions by other Smile Asia member charities.
1
In Financial Year 2018, there was an underreporting of 300 surgeries from the Kolkata Outreach Centre.
2
99 || The
The Smile
Smile Mission
Mission Ltd
Ltd Impact
Impact Report
Report 2019
2019
10
10 || The
The Smile
Smile Mission
Mission Ltd
Ltd Impact
Impact Report
Report 2019
2019EXPLAINING A MISSION
On a typical surgical mission, a team of 35 credentialed medical professionals (nurses, surgeons, anaesthetists,
paediatricians, dentists etc.) from around the world travel to a partner country to treat children over a period of 7 days.
More than 80 lives are transformed.
Evaluation
1
Patient waits for his turn to
begin the physical examination
and screening process.
Medical Records
2
Patient details are taken
for electronic and paper
medical charts.
Physical Examination
3
Patient is examined by nurses,
surgeons, anaesthetists,
paediatricians, dentists etc.
Surgery Schedule
4
Medical team leaders confirm
patient’s placement on a
four-day surgery schedule.
Pre-Operative Care
5
A Child Life Specialist
prepares patient for what will
happen during surgery.
Surgery
6
A cleft lip surgery
can take as little as
45 minutes.
Recovery and Post-
7 Operative Care
A team provides patient’s
parents instructions for
follow-up care.
Follow-Up
8
Patient’s beautiful
new smile is evaluated
by in-country team.
11 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019STUDENT CHAPTER
National Executive Committee (NEC)
Josh Lee, President Cedric Tay,Treasurer
Josh graduated from Raffles Institution and was in the Cedric graduated from Raffles Institution and was in the
executive committee of the Smile Asia Student Chapter. executive committee of the Smile Asia Student Chapter.
He is serving National Service with the Singapore He is serving National Service with the 1st Commando
Police Force. Battalion.
Ng Tze Ling, Secretary Andrew Wu, Publicity Manager
Tze Ling graduated from Hwa Chong Institution and Andrew graduated from Raffles Institution where he
was the President of the Smile Asia Student Chapter. She served in the Student Council. He is studying in Yong
is pursuing her degree at Carnegie Mellon University. Loo Lin School of Medicine in the National University
of Singapore.
Enrique Chee, Vice President
Enrique graduated from Anglo-Chinese School (Ind)
and was in the executive committee of the Smile Asia
Student Chapter. He is serving National Service with the
Singapore Air Force.
12 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019ASIA STUDENT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
This year, our Asia Student Leadership Conference Tan (singer-songwriter) shared stories about their
(ASLC) was themed Passion to Action. It was held at personal struggles growing up with cleft lip and palate.
D’Resort Downtown East from 13 to 15 July 2018. The Alejandro Canciobello (Leo Burnett Singapore) and
conference focused on encouraging the student leaders to Aurelie Teissier-Michet & Cheryl Yeow (Make-up
use their passions as a driving force to inspire others to Forever) talked about how they have contributed to social
take action. causes in their careers. Priyanka Yoshikawa (Miss World
On Day 1, a full-day carnival at Palawan Beach, Sentosa Japan 2016) shared about her journey as Smile Asia
was held for the service-learning module. Activity and International Brand Ambassador and experience on a
information booths were set up and manned by the medical mission in Guwahati.
participants as a medium to raise awareness about facial The conference was attended by 80 participants, including
deformities to members of the public. 23 student leaders representing Bangladesh, Bhutan,
We had a diverse pool of speakers for the conference Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India,
module on Day 2. Two speakers, Akanksha and Jean Mongolia, Myanmar and Philippines.
13 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019SMILE ASIA CHARITY GALA 2018
The Smile Asia Charity Gala 2018 was held on 4 October Ambassadors Papon (Bollywood singer-songwriter) and
2018 at Marriott Tang Plaza. The event was specially Priyanka Yoshikawa (Miss World Japan 2016) were also
curated by McCann Health and implemented by Directions present at the event. Koh Chieng Mun (Actress, Crazy
Group Inc. This year, we celebrated a key milestone – Rich Asians) was our host for the evening.
10,000 successful surgeries to treat facial deformities. The Gala was themed ‘Spreading Smiles Through A
We were graced by the attendance of Dr Vivian Unique Dining Experience’ where all 300 guests had
Balakrishnan, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Singapore, first-hand experience using The Cleft Collection.
as our Guest-of-Honour. Smile Asia International Brand
14 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019SMILE ASIA WEEK
Smile Asia Week 2019 was as successful as ever. This Kong, Macau and Japan introduced new flavours to their
year again, we saw over 10,000 volunteers from 24 cakes which were well received by local supporters. In
Ritz-Carlton properties across China, Hong Kong, Singapore, we also set a higher sales target and was able
India, Indonesia, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore and to hit it with the support from the Ritz-Carlton team and
Thailand produced 15,000 specially-crafted cakes for our dedicated volunteers.
Smile Asia Week. Several properties including Hong
15 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 201916
16 || The
The Smile
Smile Mission
Mission Ltd
Ltd Impact
Impact Report
Report 2019
2019YEAR-ON-YEAR COMPARISONS
INCOME COMPARISON
$1.58m
INCOME
$1.54m
EXPENSE COMPARISION
$1.33m
PROGRAMME
$1.15m
$0.14m
GOVERNANCE
$0.13m
$0.39m
FUNDRAISING
$0.39m
SURGICAL CARE COMPARISON
2,836
EVALUATIONS
2,667
1,660
SURGERIES
1,517
26
MISSIONS
24
INCOME All revenues for the financial year
FUNDRAISING Cost of fundraising activities
GOVERNANCE Cost of general administration
PROGRAMME Direct costs on charitable activities
EVALUATIONS Patients receiving medical evaluations
SURGERIES Patients receiving surgical care
MISSIONS Number of medical missions
FY 2019 FY 2018
17 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr Vincent Yeow Dr Josephine Tan
Chairman Member
A/Prof (Dr) Vincent Yeow is Managing Partner of Dr Josephine Tan is a Senior Consultant at KK Women’s
Dream International Holdings. He is also a Visiting and Children’s Hospital and headed the Department of
Consultant at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital Paediatric Anaesthesia from 2006 to 2015. She completed
where he had headed the Plastic, Reconstructive & her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from
Aesthetic Centre and Cleft & Craniofacial Centre from National University of Singapore and became a specialist
2004 to 2014. He was the President of the Singapore Association of Plastic in Anaesthesiology following training in Singapore and Canada. Dr Tan
Surgeons. Dr Yeow volunteered and led over 30 medical missions supervises the management of cargo for our medical missions. She also sits
in various countries since 1995. in the Medical Advisory Council in Smile Asia.
Paul Wilden Kong Ho Loon
Member Member
Paul David Wilden is Global Head of Capital Markets Kong Ho Loon is a Managing Director at Credit Suisse.
Services at the TMF Group. He was previously He has more than 20 years of regulatory and compliance
responsible for the Corporate Agency & Trust (CAT) experience across Asia Pacific markets, with a track
business globally at Standard Chartered Bank. Mr record in leading large compliance teams and managing
Wilden chaired the bank’s Philippines Trust Committee regulatory risks across multiple business lines. Prior to
and held a variety of Trustee Directorships for the bank in Singapore, that, he worked at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and
Malaysia and Hong Kong. He is actively involved in the industry and Lehman Brothers. Mr Kong is passionate about giving back to society in
participates in several industry forums. whatever way he can.
Janice Gan Sean Tan
Member Member
Janice Gan is Vice President, Legal for IHG across the Sean Tan is the Group Legal Advisor for Neo-Neon
Asia, Middle East & Africa region. She is responsible for Holdings Limited and Technovator International
leading the regional legal team, directing legal resources Limited, both group companies in the Tsinghua
in support of IHG’s business across a diverse geography Tongfang Group. His daughter Caitlyn was born with
of nearly 40 countries. Together with previous roles as a cleft palate, and Dr Vincent Yeow (Chairman)
General Counsel, Ms Gan has more than 10 years of experience in the operated on her in 2004. Mr Tan witnessed first-hand the excellent
tourism and hospitality industry. Prior to her in-house roles, she was in work of Dr Yeow and his team of nurses. When The Smile Mission Ltd
private practice in various Singapore and international law firms. reached out to him in 2015 to join the Board, he readily agreed.
Diana Lim
Member
Diana Lim is a painter and art enthusiast. She worked in
the creative industry until retirement in 2017. Together
with her husband and daughters, she supports young
artists with seed funds and collects modern contemporary
artworks from across Asia. She aspires to encourage
others to be interested in art. She also believes that giving back to society
is essential. She is thrilled to be accepted as a board member of The Smile
Mission and hopes to contribute actively on medical missions.
18 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019STATUTORY DISCLOSURES
A. Governing Instrument – Objects B. Reserves Policy
The Objects for which the Company is established are: The Company’s reserves policy is to ensure a reserve
I. to research and advance developments and care in of approximately six months of administrative
the areas of plastic, reconstructive and specialized expenses so that the company can tide over any
surgery by such methods as the Directors shall from unforeseen situations.
time to time deem feasible and appropriate for
people in necessitous circumstances; C. Name and Address of Banker
II. to improve training and education programmes for DBS Bank, Singapore
medical doctors and other professionals to expand 12 Marina Boulevard, Financial Centre Tower 3
the base of qualified persons in Singapore; Singapore 018982
III. to encourage volunteerism and awareness in
Singapore; D. Name and Address of Corporate
IV. to sponsor and/or coordinate special projects to Secretary
deliver services, health care, and education where MC Corporate Services Pte Ltd
necessary, in the areas of plastic, reconstructive and 1 Coleman Street #05-06A, The Adelphi
specialized surgery to patients otherwise unable to Singapore 179803
afford or obtain such services;
V. to encourage or fund relevant research in the field E. Name and Address of Auditors
of cleft and craniofacial surgery for identifying Suhaimi Salleh & Associates
etiological factors, improving outcomes and
71 Ubi Crescent #08-01, Excalibur Centre
preventing disease;
Singapore 408571
VI. to sponsor and/or coordinate fundraising projects to
raise funds for various projects, medical missions and
other interests of the Company. These fundraising
F. Financial Statement
projects are to include car washes, dinner functions, You can download the financial statement for the
outings and any other fundraising activities or year ending
projects necessary for the raising of funds for the 30 June 2019 at www.smileasia.org. Alternatively,
purposes of expanding and developing the interest of please email us at info@smileasia.org.
the Company;
VII. to develop the necessary organisational structures of
volunteers, so that they may provide health care and
sustain the Company’s programmes in coming years;
19 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019The Smile Mission Ltd
352 Tanglin Road #01-05
Singapore 247671
+ +65 6473 3708
info@smileasia.org
www.smileasia.org
COPYRIGHT CLAUSE Copyright to all
information, ideas, concepts and materials
contained in this report are vested in and
owned by The Smile Mission Ltd.
UEN 200720373E | CHARITY REG 2077
20 | The Smile Mission Ltd Impact Report 2019You can also read
