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EXPENDITURE

TABLE 85

INCOME

SAMARITAN FUND

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 1976

Granta to Ready patients for Limmporary maintenance, travelling expenses etc.

$123,866,25

Mr. Li ghiu-tsang and Mr. Li Shlu-YOW BETT

Donations (

Purchases and repair of surgical appliances, applying wheelchairs and hearing aids

# 21.134.00

(Bons of the late Mr. LI Po-chun] Hong Kong Jockey Club (charitles) Ltd. Li Po Chun Charitable Trust Fund Sir Robert Ho Tung Charitable Fund Hong Kong Christien service Others

Balance sarried to Accumulated fund

† 10.504-22

$155,504.57

Interest on Fixed Deposits

BALANCE SHEET AS AT DIST MARCH, 1978

$30,000.00

$66,000.00

$30,000.00

$20,000.00

$ 5,000.00

525.00

$351.525.00

£3.979-57

#155,504.57

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LIABILITIES

ASSETS

ipcumulated Fund ea at 1st April, 1977

$141,36.17

Cash with Director of Accounting Services Fixed Deposits

* 59,276.82

$ 90,000.00

Surplus from income and Expenditure account

$ 10,504.32

Accrued interest on Fixed Deposits

€ 2,541.67

$151,820.49

$151,820.49

F÷RKS=24224

Certified correct.

KL. THONG

Director of Medical & Health Services ZEND MAY, 1978

Report on the Samaritan Fund

1.9.77 to 33.78

Although the Samaritan Fund is administered by the Hedical and Health Department, it depends entirely on voluntary donations for readily obtained from other sources. financial support. The main purpose of this fund is to provide short-term relief for needy patients and their families when asalstance cannot be After thorough investigations by our Medical Social Workers, financial assistance is given to quitable patients/families who are facing difficulties because of illness, injury, child-birth, death and/or other medical, social situations.

Donations received during the financial year sucunt to a total of $151,525.00, due to the generosity of the Hong Kong Jockey Club (Charities) 124,, the Li Po Chun charitable Trust Fund, the Sir Robert Ho Tung Cheritable Fund, Messrs. Li Shiu-tsang & LI Shlu-kwan (sons of the wheelchaira provided through the gir Robert Ho Tung Charitable Fund, late Mr. Li Po Chun) and the Hong Kong Ciristian service. This mount has enabled us to assist é total of 6,218 patients in addition to 18 fixed deposits as a reserve Against future cuntingmcles. The accumulated savings of $90,000 from previous years have been placed on

K.L. THOM

Director of Medical & Health Services