I am writing to refer Vamuya and his family to you. Vamuya was admitted to our Children’s Emergency Department on 23/05/2005 with the diagnosis of acute meningoencephalitis following mumps. He is well recovered and ready to be discharged today.
Vamuya was born in Sudan and arrived in Australia in 2008 with his parents and a 2-year-old bother as refugees. They moved to rental accommodation recently. Their only income is made by his father, Abdullah, who is employed as a factory shift worker. They have no family doctor now. As well as this, they have a language barrier. Abdullah can understand spoken English but his mother, Miri, has limited understanding of English.
During his hospitalization, he has fully recovered from mumps and meningoencephalitis.
Vamuya was born in Sudan and arrived in Australia in 2008 with his parents and a 2-year-old bother as refugees. They moved to rental accommodation recently. Their only income is made by his father, Abdullah, who is employed as a factory shift worker. They have no family doctor now. As well as this, they have a language barrier. Abdullah can understand spoken English but his mother, Miri, has limited understanding of English.
During his hospitalization, he has fully recovered from mumps and meningoencephalitis.