On the occasion of International Women's Day we want to celebrate the incredible women we work with across sub-Saharan Africa and honor their unwavering commitment to supporting and serving women in need. Meet a few of the inspiring women we’re spotlighting on March 8.
A fundraising initiative promoted by Godolphin and Latymer School in London will contribute to supporting the neonatology ward at HCB, point of reference for nearly 2 million people in Central Mozambique.
CUAMM team in Uganda has recently welcomed a AICS visit to Lango and Karamoja region. An occasion to discuss present challenges and explore future perspectives.
The project in West Nile aimed at improving health and hygiene services, with a focus on people with disabilities, comes to an end.
A series of training courses have been held recently in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, to strengthen the capacity of healthcare personnel to deliver quality, timely and evidence-based services to the population in need.
A woman seeking a safe delivery in Bossangoa village, a emergency c-section, a newborn come into the world with a rare tumor. Then, a tremendous humanitarian chain to transfer both the baby and her mother to the pediatric hospital in Bangui.
A global partnership to accelerate efforts towards the achievement of the three 90 targets to end HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths, in line with the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. Numerous cities around the world are partecipating in the initiative, Bari is officially among the Italian cities listed.
Three years on the outbreak of the Ukraine war, CUAMM’s commitment in Eastern Europe continues, from Ukraine to Moldova and Italy, to provide assistance to refugees and host communities and ensuring assistance to those who need it most.
CUAMM is working in Namibe province, southern Angola with activities aimed at ending malnutrition. Local artists are boosting educational campaign among local communities.
When facilities have little means to properly assist their patients and the distance from general hospitals hinder the provision of timely care, trained and qualified personnel can make the difference.