Smiles International Foundation

All is possible through Partnerships!

“Providing Excellence in Education

and Charitable Surgical Care”Mission Statement since 1987

We work providing Charitable Surgical Care, Cleft and

Craniofacial Deformities

Organize Medical Missions

Medical Equipment

And Supplies

Paws for a Smile

Canine Therapy

Self-Esteem Education For Children

Accredited Continuing Education Symposia

Water for Life and Health

Where we have

served… Cd.Juarez, Mexico PichuCalco,Mexico Ensenada, Mexico Tecate, Mexico Mori, India David, Panama San Jose, Costa Rica Dnepropetrosk, Ukraine Dneprodherzinsk,Ukraine Cocody, Ivory Coast, Africa Alepe, Ivory Coast, Africa Santa Avelina, Solala,Guatemala Iowa, USA San Diego, USA

Currently working in…

•Tecate, BajaNorte, Mexico

•Mori, India

•San Jose, Costa Rica Cabo San Lucas, BajaSur, Mx

Pacific Clinical Research Foundation

Carlsbad Rotary Club/High Noon Rotary

Tecate Rotary Club Mission Bay Rotary

Rotary Rohrmoser, Costa Rica

Bricktown Rotary, Oklahoma

Rotary Club Los Cabos, Baja Sur, Mexico

DIF Desarrollo Intergral de Familia, MX

US Naval Medicine

Flying Samaritans

Variety Children’s Lifeline

Smile Train

Pierre Fauchard Foundation

Private Contributions.

We work with great Partners

Mission Bay Rotary

It is all about team effort!

Smiles of India

2009- present time

We found lots of children.

Some days in green

Some days in white

Relaxing some days in colors.

We discovered a beautiful hospital…

With few doctors willing to use it.

We found some old equipment necessary for surgery

We presented Rotary to the administration.

We found one Rotarian located nearby who worked in the Medical-Dental Field.

Willing “Dahlit”-Christian RN’s

And the patients are gathered…

We screened Surgeries, to define the need and surgical timing.

Dr. Moses examines child.

Mrs. Moses prepares paper

work

The Problem Spans the Generations…

AGE 61Years AGE 7 months

There was an important need of clean water.

In Southeastern IndiaSmiles International

Partnership/ Rotary 5340/MG P-99

Andrah Pradesh, Mori“Water for Mori” 2012-13

Based off of experience with two

prior Water Purification Grants…

In Africa, Cote d’Ivoire (Cocody & Alepe, Ivory

Coast, W. Africa ) “Water for Africa”

2009-2010

“Water for Mori” 2012-13SIF-Rotary 5340 MG P-99

Partnership Project

Objective: Provide Safe Drinking Water to Village, Residency Orphanage /

School, and HospitalFor the inhabitants of Mori-Podu, India

Method: Rely on prior Engineering Data and EquipmentResearched in our previous two 5340 MG Projects Water for Africa

First: Water Sample was ObtainedResults showed high level of contamination

including e-coli presence. Not unexpected due to reports of dysentery and prior observations on Facial Cleft surgical projects.

Engineering performed by Water Missions International water specialists and Modular Purification system designed and constructed.

Proforma sent to Smiles International Foundation/ submitted for Partnership Rotary 5340 MG P-99

Funding Obtained

The Hospital and School/OrphanageAre within Mori-Podu Village out in Rural

Rice Deltas

Water Supply? …Contaminated and Conflicted Usage

Common Site of WASTE Disposal

Hogs Feed on Garbage

Water Supply? …Contaminated and Conflicted Usage

Water Buffalo Swim Water Source

Women Wash Daily Laundry

Water Supply? …Contaminated and Conflicted Usage

Used for Washing Daily Dishware

Human Bathing and Tooth-brushing

Mori-Podu Riverside School and Orphanage

Services Over 450 Children

Many Children… Many Chances for Change!

Smiles Intl. hosts Self- Esteem lectures

As well as to the Orphanages and Schools

For the Facially-Deformed

Children…

So…modifications were made to also present Water Health and Sanitation

Maribel Moses Presents to School Children and Teachers

Imperative to educate Teachers and

Students alike with Clean Water and Sanitation Habits

for Sustainability.

The WMI System was Shipped, Customs Arranged, and Received into Hyderabad and trucked to

Mori-Podu We need to re-construct this…

Four Stories Up There!... and distribute it properly.

Since No Cranes / Must Use brains!And…. Prayer!

Little- By- Little…

Using Muscle…

And, definitely with Prayer!

Many Thanks for the Teacher’s and Orphanage Worker’s Team-Spirit!

And…NO Injuries!

Ensuring Sustainability: It is Important to Use the

Host Site’s Human Resources

Just as we ask the Hosts to Hoist…

We also ask them to Assemble…For their knowledge of the system

Some small things (like the Water Pump), are brought up the “stairs”

Tight Spiral

Their Electrician/Plumbers Connect and Wire The Pump

They Assemble and Learn to Trouble-Shoot the Controls

We assist in Design…They construct the Water Distribution

Sites with Plumbing

Purified-Water Faucets Placed in Strategic Locations

Orphanage/SchoolHOSPITAL and

Outdoor Village Plaza

Mori-Podu’s Water Systems “Manager”is taught how to test the water

periodically to adjust Chlorine and

Alum-Floculation Concentrations.

The Installed System functioning with purification

levels exceeding EPA Standards

Engineer Dale GrayRotarian Jeff Educator Maribel Moses

Since this process took several days…

We were able to run a Post-Operative Evaluation clinic and

Another Screening Clinic.

We were Grateful to See some Familiar Faces from Previous

Surgical-Project Missions

Rachael’s Father With Happy Follow-up

Rachael Pre-Surgery 2010

Rachael After Surgery 2013

Water for Mori Project Summary

1. Modular Water Purification plant and Distribution System Designed -Constructed and

Completed with Equipment Lifespan of One Decade for Remote Rural Southeastern Indian Village School/Orphanage/Hospital -site providing pure drinking water exceeding EPA standards to local population of up to 6,000 persons.

3. Postoperative Craniofacial Surgical Clinics and Outreach Dental Treatment Clinics were performed for patients both having undergone surgical correction of facial cleft lip and palate deformities in 2010 Rotary “Smiles of India” surgical mission, as well as 54 New Patients requiring treatment. Emergency treatments, diagnosis and continued treatment plans were given.

2. Sustainability Training in Water Health and Sanitation was given as well as Self Esteem ProgramsTo All School Levels in multiple assembly and classroom settings.Teachers were given the presentation materials and taught to give the classroom lessons for future students on an annual basis.

Clean Water Distribution Map