INVESTING IN PEOPLE TO DEFEAT CHRONIC DISEASES
From the Pujehun clinic to the Freetown trainings: we enhance the skills of local staff to guarantee accessible and sustainable care.
From the Pujehun clinic to the Freetown trainings: we enhance the skills of local staff to guarantee accessible and sustainable care.
Training is currently underway at Tosamaganga Hospital for 90 healthcare workers on emergency obstetric and neonatal care.
Decisive steps continue to be taken for the health of mothers and children in Wolisso, Ethiopia, thanks to the project "Safe Motherhood: support for maternal and neonatal care", the result of collaboration between Doctors with Africa CUAMM, Polish Medical Mission and Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The MACORESI project kicks off, aiming to improve maternal and reproductive health through the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of obstetric complications, specifically vesico-vaginal fistula.
Health services continue to be strengthened in the Nguenyyiel camp: maternal care and nutrition to guarantee rights and health for communities.
From diagnosis to community support: the PRO-TB project in Karamoja helps combat tuberculosis and fight stigma.
Improving the quality and accessibility of maternal-newborn and child health services: the PROTECT project in Sofala province has contributed to this over the past three years.
The project “Restoration of essential health, nutrition and food assistance services in Shire in Tigray” is coming to an end, but CUAMM remains to consolidate the results and progress achieved.
When and why should we wash our hands? This was the focus of the awareness-rasining activities for the community and the health personnel at the Complexe Hospitalier Universitaire Pédiatrique (Chupb) in Bangui, Central African Republic. Beacuse hand hygiene is an act of care that protects us and those around us.
CUAMM continues its humanitarian response in support of the population in Tigray, Ethiopia, to improve access to essential health and nutrition services.