Our health program began in response to the tragedy of the October 2002 Kuta bombing with assistance at the site and medical and financial support to over 90 bomb victims.

Mobile Clinic
The clinic project was begun in 2003 and made possible through generous donations from  the Swiss Government and SAFM Radio, Adelaide, Australia. The mobile clinic is staffed by a doctor, a nurse and a driver. During the period of 2003 – August 2006, the clinic had provided dental care and treatment, general health examinations and pap smears at various locations, including orphanages and elementary schools to 6,039 people in 9 regencies of Bali.

Table 1. Number of Mobile Clinic Patients per Regency based on type of Treatment (Oct. 2003 - July 2006)

Regency	Type of Treatment			Total
	General Health Examination	Papsmear	Dental Treatment
Denpasar	580	37	222	839
Badung	273	10	690	973
Gianyar	593	294	140	1027
Tabanan	492	21	115	628
Karangasem	287	19	321	627
Bangli	620	0	69	689
Klungkung	578	0	73	651
Negara	101	0	0	101
Singaraja	440	0	64	504
Total	3964	381	1694	6039

Table 2. Number of Mobile Clinic Patients per Regency based on Age Group
(Oct. 2003 - July 2006)

Regency	Age Group				Total
	5 - 20	21 - 35	36 - 50	above 51
Denpasar	641	101	46	51	839
Badung	648	118	167	40	973
Gianyar	301	270	340	116	1027
Tabanan	512	59	44	13	628
Karangasem	381	116	109	21	627
Bangli	370	60	153	106	689
Klungkung	605	29	13	4	651
Negara	87	10	4	-	101
Singaraja	466	17	15	6	504
Total	4011	780	891	357	6039

Table 3. Number of Mobile Clinic Patients per Regency based on Location (Oct. 2003 - July 2006)

Regency	Location			Total
	Elementary School	Orphanage	Village
Denpasar	1	10	7	18
Badung	5	3	9	17
Gianyar	4	1	27	32
Tabanan	7	4	3	14
Karangasem	4	4	6	14
Bangli	7	2	2	11
Klungkung	1	7	2	10
Negara	-	2	-	2
Singaraja	3	5	3	11
Total	32	38	59	129

The year of 2006 – 2011 health program plan aims to improve the level and quality of the island’s public health through various well-focused, effective community-based health programs.  The areas of priority are Bangli, Klungkung (Nusa Penida), Karang asem and Singaraja, targeting mothers (reproduction health) and children (dental and ear-nose-throat care and treatment) in remote villages. We also provide general health examination for the needy people throughout Bali. The program plan actually continues the work done before but in more systematically manner and better planned. We are hoping that we will increase the program achievement since its started 3 year ago.

Annual budget for running the current health program is approximately USD 22.500.  We are hoping to get financial support for running this program.

The five-years program plan and the cooperation amongst parties signing the MoU on Mobile Dental Clinic ensure that the mobile clinic will operate 6 days in a week. 

Audiologist
Once each week, villagers can come to Bali Hati for hearing evaluations and suggested treatment.  There is no charge. This service is provided in conjunction with Foundation Senang Hati.