Baghdad – Ina
The government communications team visited a sick child who appeared on social media, and took 5 measures to help him.
The head of the team, Ammar Moneim, told the (INA), that “the government communication team visited the child who appeared on social media sites and who was suffering from an illness,” stressing that “he was given a financial grant directly.”
He added, “the Ministry of Health was contacted for the purpose of obtaining a medical report on his condition, as he suffers from brain atrophy and excessive obesity,” indicating that “an agreement was reached with the authority for People with Disabilities to expedite the completion of the procedures for the full-time employee’s salary.”
He pointed out that “the team gave the child a recent version of a mobile device to keeping him at home,” noting that “contact was made with the Public civil Service Department for the purpose of issuing a unified national card.”
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Interview with Ammar Moneim: Addressing Child Health Challenges Through Government Action
Time.news Editor: Thank you for joining us today,Ammar. We recently saw a heartwarming story about a sick child who received assistance from the government communications team after gaining attention on social media. Can you share with us how this situation unfolded?
Ammar moneim: Thank you for having me. The situation began when a video of the child suffering from a severe illness went viral on social media. Our government communication team recognized the urgency of his needs and took immediate action. We visited the child to assess his situation firsthand.
Editor: It’s encouraging to see such a responsive approach. can you elaborate on the specific measures that were implemented to help the child?
Moneim: Certainly.We took five critical measures. Firstly, we provided the child with a financial grant directly to assist with his ongoing medical needs. Secondly,we engaged with the Ministry of Health to obtain a medical report for his condition which includes brain atrophy and excessive obesity. This report is essential for ensuring he receives the right medical attention.
Editor: Those sound like significant steps. How does your team coordinate with other government entities to ensure that the child receives adequate support?
Moneim: Collaboration is vital in these cases. We reached out to the authority for Peopel with Disabilities to expedite the processes necessary for securing a salary for the child’s caregiver. This ensures that the family has ongoing financial support while managing the child’s complex health needs. additionally,we provided the child with a modern mobile device which can help keep him connected and entertained at home.
Editor: That’s a thoughtful initiative. Technology can play a crucial role in healthcare. Can you discuss how this might impact the child’s state beyond just immediate medical care?
Moneim: Absolutely.The mobile device not only offers entertainment but also opens the door for telehealth services and online education if necessary. For the child, being able to interact with peers or medical professionals can greatly enhance his mental well-being. Staying connected while managing health issues is crucial for a holistic approach to care.
Editor: Looking at the broader picture, what implications does this government intervention have for public perception and social media’s role in healthcare?
Moneim: The public response has been overwhelmingly positive. It showcases the potential of social media as a tool for raising awareness and catalyzing action in healthcare. When people see their concerns being addressed in real-time, it fosters trust in government institutions.this incident could also inspire similar initiatives within other government agencies,emphasizing a more proactive stance in addressing health-related issues.
Editor: As we wrap up, what practical advice would you give to readers regarding their role in supporting individuals in need?
Moneim: I encourage everyone to remain vigilant and compassionate. Social media can be a powerful vehicle for bringing necessary attention to those in need. If you see someone struggling, don’t hesitate to share their story.Furthermore, staying informed about local government programs and resources can help connect families with assistance. Positive change often starts with our collective awareness and action.
Editor: Thank you, Ammar, for these insights. It’s inspiring to hear how government efforts are directly impacting lives. We look forward to seeing how your team continues to bridge the gap between healthcare needs and community support.
Moneim: Thank you for having me. It’s a privilege to serve our community and make a difference in children’s lives.