THIS YEAR FINANCIAL YEAR, PREECLAMPSIA AND OSTEOARTHRITIS MEDICAL RELIEF FOUNDATION HAD SPENT.. 12,000 ON RESEARCH AND INNOVATION 5,000 POUNDS TO HELP PREGNANT AND DESTITUTE WOMEN, WHO SUFFER FROM PREECLAMPSIA.. 8,000 ON DESTITUTE PREECLAMPSIA EXPECTANT MUMS IN THE UK, AND THE HOMELESS PEOPLE WHO SUFFER FROM OSTEOARTHRITIS.. WE'VE ALSO SPENT 1,000 ON POSTERS AND ADVERTISING.. TOTAL EXPENDITURE. 24,000 BALANCE BROUGHT FORWARD..24,600
THROUGHOUT THIS FINANCIAL YEAR, THIS CHARITY HAS BEEN INVOLVING IN ADVOCACY WORK, INFLUENCING DECISIONS TO FURTHER RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT PREECLAMPSIA AND OSTEOARTHRITIS. WE'VE BEEN LOBBYING FOR PUBLIC CHANGES, LAUNCHING CAMPAIGNS, ON PREECLAMPSIA, ECLAMPSIA, HELLP SYNDROM, PRETERM BABIES, DANGER SIGNS OF PREECLAMPSIA AND PREVENTIONS, ESPECIALLY AND OSTEOARTHRITIS. PREECLAMPSIA AND OSTEOARTHRITIS MEDICAL RELIEF FOUNDATION HAS ALSO BEEN ENGAGING IN LOTS OF RESEARCHES AND INNOVATIONS ON HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS THAT ARE SAFE OPTIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF PREECLAMPSIA, HELP THOSE WITH PREECLAMPSIA, ALL EXPECTANT
PREECLAMPSIA AND OSTEOARTHRITIS MEDICAL RELIEF FOUNDATION.. OSTEOARTHRITIS . THE ORGANISATION HAS BEEN SUPPORTING THE HOMELESS IN THE UK.. REASONS BEING, 1,..MOST HOMELESS PEOPLE SUFFER FROM OSTEOARTHRITIS DUE TO SLEEPING OUTSIDE DURING WINTER AND AUTUM WEATHER CONDITIONS 2,..LACK OF PROPER WINTER CLOTHING, FOOD, SHELTER AND MEDICATIONS.. WE'VE BEEN DISTRIBUTING SLEEPING
FORM M1 (regulation 32)
| FORM M1 (regulation 32) | FORM M1 (regulation 32) | FORM M1 (regulation 32) |
|---|---|---|
THE REPUBLIC OF THE GAMBIA |
||
| THE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY ACT Cap. 95:01 THE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY REGULATIONS 2010 Fee Schedule 2 Item 18(excludes Publication Charge) Application for Registration of a Mark |
||
| To: The Registrar General, Attorney General’s Chambers Ministry of Justice, Marina Parade, Banjul, The Gambia. |
||
| 1. Application Number_(To be applied by the Registrar_ General) |
GM/M/2024/00 | |
| 2. Representation of the Mark (To be within the space provided and accompanied by 3 identical representations) |
||
| 3. If the mark is or contains a word or words without any particular form of presentation, state “yes” opposite |
||
| 4. If the application is for registration of a three- dimensional mark, state “yes” opposite and ensure that the representations illustrate it clearly |
||
| 5. If colour is claimed as an element of the mark, state “yes”opposite_and specify the colour_ |
||
| 6. If the application is for registration of a collective mark, state “yes” opposite_and supply a copy of the_ regulations for its use in accordance with regulation 42 |
||
| 7. Priority Claim | ||
| 8. Disclaimer | ||
| 9. List of Goods and/or Services for which the mark is to be registered and their Classes. State below by Class under current International (“Nice”) classification continuing on separate sheet if necessary |
||
| Class | ||
- Full name and address of the applicant Applicant’s reference (Optional) Signature:……………………………… Date: …………………………………..
BAGS, FOOD, OVER THE COUNTER PAIN KILLERS, HOT DRINKS, SANDWICHES, PROPER WINTER JACKETS, SHOES, SOCKS, SWEATERS, HATS, GLOVES ETC.. PREECLAMPSIA:_ IN GAMBIA AND SENEGAL, BY HELPING TO REDUCE PREECLAMPSIA, WE'VE BEEN ENGAGING IN KEY MEASURES TO PROMOTE CONSISTENT PRENATAL CARE WITH EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF HIGH- RISK PREGNANCIES, WIDE SPREADING CALCIUM SUPPLEMENTATION OF WOMEN WITH LOW DIETARY CALCIUM INTAKE, LOW-DOSE ASPIRIN PROPHYLAXIES FOR HIGH-RISK WOMEN, EDUCATING COMMUNITIES ABOUT PREECLAMPSIA RISK FACTORS, AND IMPROVING ACCESS TO QUALITY HEALTHCARE FACILITIES FOR TIMELY
DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT, ALL WHILE ADDRESSING POTENTIAL BARRIERS LIKE COST OF GEOGRAPHICAL LIMITATIONS AND CULTURAL BELIEFS THAT MAY HINDER PREVENTATIVE PRACTICES. WE'VE ALSO BEEN ENCOURAGING REGULAR PRENATAL CHECKUPS THROUGH PREGNANANCY, TO MONITOR BLOOD PRESSURE AND IDENTITY POTENTIAL PREECLAMPSIA CASES EARLY. OUR TEAM IN GAMBIA HAVE BEEN HELPING IN TRAINING HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS TO ACCURATELY ASSESS RISK FACTORS AND SCREEN FOR PREECLAMPSIA SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS. WE'VE ALSO BEEN IMPLEMENTING COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE
IMPORTANCE OF PRENATAL CARE. ALSO PROVIDING NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTATION INTERVENTIONS, LIKE CALCIUM SUPPLEMENTS TO PREGNANT WOMEN, ESPECIALLY TO IN AREAS WITH LOW DIETARY CALCIUM INTAKE.
MOTHERS, BABIES. EXPECTANT DESTITUDE WOMEN, ARE OUR TARGET, ESPECIALLY IN AFRICA. THE CHARITY HAS THE BACKING AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS FROM THE GAMBIA GOVERNMENT, THE GAMBIA NATION FOOD AGENGY, AND PROFFESIONAL CERTIFIED HERBALISTS ETC..
Project Budget Template and Narrative
Budget Template
| Category | Amount ($) |
|---|---|
| Personnel (Project staff, consultants) | 150,000 |
| Sub-contracts (Filmmakers, health trainers) | 50,000 |
| Capital Assets/Equipment (Cameras, monitors) | 30,000 |
| Sub-grants (Local community groups) | 40,000 |
| Travel (Site visits, workshops) | 60,000 |
| Supplies (Educational materials, kits) | 40,000 |
| Other Expenses (Community events, advocacy) | 80,000 |
| Indirect Costs (Admin, office operations) | 50,000 |
| Total | 500,000 |
Budget Narrative
The budget covers key activities to ensure project success. Personnel costs fund project staff and consultants. Sub-contracts cover documentary production and expert training. Capital assets include filming equipment and medical devices. Sub-grants empower local groups to spread awareness. Travel expenses support outreach and advocacy visits. Supplies include educational materials and blood pressure monitors for early preeclampsia detection. Other expenses cover community engagement and media campaigns. Indirect costs support office operations and administration.
This budget ensures impactful awareness, advocacy, and healthcare improvements for women in The Gambia and Senegal.