CUAMM’s annual operational research event was held on Saturday, May 16, at the University of Pisa, Italy. The event focused on NCDs and their growing burden across the African continent, bringing together international experts, academic representatives, and researchers.
From the Pujehun clinic to the Freetown trainings: we enhance the skills of local staff to guarantee accessible and sustainable care.
CUAMM'sannual appointment dedicated to research is back with a focus on chronic diseases in LICs. University of Pisa Saturday, May 16, 2026
The Newborn Toolkit has just announced the launch of a Portuguese-translated Newborn Technical Terms Glossary that we have contributed in developing, along with the African Neonatal Association. A key tool to facilitate access to current and high-quality information, improve training pathways and ultimately the quality of care.
A major international event was held in Rome on April 22–23, bringing together faith-based organizations and partners dedicated to improving access to essential services—water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH)—in healthcare facilities. The gathering provided a valuable opportunity to advocate for and accelerate progress in strengthening WASH systems in health settings.
Training health workers in Kharkiv to improve the management of survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence (IPV). A key activity within the framework of the SHIELD Project – Strengthening Health and Protection for Vulnerable Communities in Conflict-Affected Sumska and Kharkivska (AID 06/UCR/013157).
Training is currently underway at Tosamaganga Hospital for 90 healthcare workers on emergency obstetric and neonatal care.
A new commitment alongside young people in Cabo Delgado province to help shape a brighter, more equal, and just future free from violence. The PAZ project, promoted by the Aga Khan Foundation, was officially launched today in Maputo.
A fully renovated neonatal intensive care unit at the Tikur Anbessa Specialized Hospital was inaugurated today in the presence of institutional representatives.
On March 31, we hosted a high-level dissemination workshop in Addis Ababa to present the results of the Assist Ethiopia study. The event marked the conclusion of a feasibility trial for the OdonAssist™—an innovative device designed to simplify assisted vaginal birth (AVB) and reduce the need for risky cesarean sections in low-resource environments.