Pediatric Healthcare – Project updates
WPP General Surgery
The World Pediatric Project’s (WPP) General surgery team started 2023 with a clinic on Sunday, January 8th at the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital. 31 children were evaluated in clinic and 12 were sch…
Health Projects – WPP Neurosurgery
Sunday June 8 was a very busy clinic day for the WPP neurosurgery team, a total of 58 patients were seen for diagnostic evaluations or follow-up from previous surgeries, many of whom were from St. …
Health Projects – Ophthalmology
Dr. Donna Brown of Virginia Eye Institute and her team returned to St. Vincent for the 17th annual World Pediatric Project pediatric ophthalmology mission to its partner hospital Milton Cato Memori…
Health Projects – Orthopedics
In partnership with Milton Cato Memorial Hospital, Dr. Eric Gordon from St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Shriners Hospital returned this year with his committed team of medical professionals. Whil…
Surgery Teams Grant Summary: 2017–2018
From 2017 – 2018, together with the World Pediatric Project, we reached 159 Vincentian children as follows:
General surgery diagnostics for 40 and surgeries for 8
Urology diagnostics for 36 and…
Health Projects – Orthopedics
83 children in St Vincent received diagnostic evaluations
19 children in St Vincent received surgeries
Especially within the orthopedic pediatric speciality, WPP sees most of their patients for…
Health Projects – General Surgery
40 children in St. Vincent received diagnostic evaluations and 8 children in St. Vincent received surgeries.
The team’s week began with a very busy clinic day with 59 children and families who p…
Health Projects – Pediatric Urology
Health Projects – Pediatric Urology October 30, 2017 36 children in St. Vincent received diagnostic evaluations 6 children in St. Vincent received surgeries Conditions Treated: Hypospadias Undescen…
World Pediatric Project
Working with the World Pediatric Project to send at least 3 surgical teams to St. Vincent to perform urological, orthopedic and general diagnostic care and surgery on Vincentian children.
The Mustique Children in Need Fund
The Mustique Children in Need Fund will be able to significantly help the 7 children whose parents perished in the recent tragedy at sea.
Walking Tall Project
Upon last fall’s gift confirmation from The Mustique Charitable Foundation, World Pediatric Project sprung into action to schedule a first time, second scoliosis/ spine repair team within a year to…
Walking Tall Project
The Mustique Charitable Foundation funded a World Pediatric Project scoiiosis/spinal repair team to St. Vincent in November 2016.
Scoliosis-specific team mobilization is rare given the complexit…