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.
Reaching a hospital is often a major challenge for women living in rural areas in Uganda. Once they get there, ensuring assistance from qualified health workers and basic services as a blood transfusion can be key to save their life and that of their baby.
Four days dedicated to neonatal care and perinatal services promoted by CUAMM in collaboration with the Union of European Neonatal and Perinatal Societies and the Ethiopian Pediatric Association. An occasion to establish sustainable partnerships, facilitate national and international exchanges and bolster the neonatal care system in Ethiopia.
A workshop to present and validate an emergency management model at the district, provincial, and national levels was held in Beira city, Sofala, Mozambique.
From the construction of St. Luke Hospital to public health interventions, 25-years of commitment to promoting and facilitating access to healthcare across the South West Shoa Zone, Ethiopia.
Poor literacy rate and low level of education in South Sudan put both the future of young girls and that of the country at risk. Girls represent the largest group of out-of-school people. Poverty, child marriage and cultural and religious views all hinder girls' education.