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23 November 2022

CUAMM’S SUPPORT TO DISPLACED PEOPLE

2022-11-23T10:43:11+01:0023 November 2022|

A CUAMM project, financed by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation, has started to provide health care to populations displaced by the conflict in Amhara, northern Ethiopia.

19 November 2022

AFRICA IS NOT TO BE EXPLOITED, IT IS TO BE PROMOTED

2022-12-20T15:39:50+01:0019 November 2022|

More than 4,000 people welcomed the Holy Father and listened to his encouragement to continue this path, to "not be afraid to go to difficult places," today Saturday, Nov. 19th, in Rome's Paul VI Hall at the Annual Meeting of Doctors with Africa Cuamm ©Ph: Vatican Media.

15 November 2022

ANNUAL MEETING AND THE SPECIAL AUDIENCE WITH POPE FRANCIS

2022-12-01T14:13:55+01:0015 November 2022|

To bring to the attention of Pope Francis the tragic effects of the global crisis on Africa and to mobilize institutions, citizens, and communities for “what goes unseen”. Host at the Annual Meeting: Sveva Sagramola. Special guests: Prof. Alberto Mantovani and Niccolò Fabi.

14 November 2022

WORLD DIABETES DAY

2022-12-01T14:14:49+01:0014 November 2022|

There are 537 million adults around the world living with diabetes: in Africa there are 24 million patients, more than 50% not diagnosed. A border that sees CUAMM out on the front line in different countries, in order to treat and bring out these patients "hidden" needs.

13 November 2022

CUAMM WITH THE POOREST OF ROME

2022-11-15T15:13:12+01:0013 November 2022|

Two campervan set up as mobile health clinic are located in St. Peter’s square, across the left side of the Basilica’s colonnade, to offer medical healthcare to the most vulnerable and homeless people, from Monday to Sunday November the 13th, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. A healthcare facility provided by Doctors with Africa CUAMM on occasion of the World Day of the Poor.

9 November 2022

REGISTRATION AT BIRTH THE RIGHT OF EVERY CHILD

2022-12-05T11:58:36+01:009 November 2022|

A new training module was presented in Bishoftu, Oromia, which is included in the midwifery degree courses of all Ethiopian universities to train professionals on the importance of registering births at the birth registry, the first step to improving maternal and child health.