Students from the med school of the Catholic University of Mozambique, in Beira, are smiling emotionally while they handle the diploma. A goal towards which we accompany those most deserving and in need by awarding them a scholarship.
Over 1.000 women and children assisted through the provision of medicaments, 1.900 consultations performed and 100 doctors trained are some of the results collected at the end of the UNICEF supported project implemented by CUAMM in Moldova.
Since the conflict broke out on 24th February, 2022, over 869.000 people crossed the border seeking refuge in Moldova. CUAMM, in partenrship with UNICEF has been supporting the most vulnerable by providing health assistance within RACs.
World Breastfeeding Week is commemorated worldwide from August 1 to 7 to emphasize the importance of regular breastfeeding for babies. In some regions, as in Africa, breast milk can make the difference between life and death for a baby. As it is the case in Beira, Mozambique.
CUAMM inhaugurates the new OPD and ER blocks at Connaught Hospital in Freetown the third level facility which is a point of reference for about 1.493.252 people in the country.
The official ceremony for the Família Modelo certification was held in Chiure district, Cabo Delgado with the aim to promoting health habits and access to health services among the most vulnerable groups.
July marks the Disability Pride Month, but that can mean various things to different people worldwide. In Ivory Coast a Rehabilitation Centre run by the nouns of Mother Teresa Verzeri offers disabled people support and care.
Chronic diseases: what is the situation in Mozambique? What are Cuamm's main fronts of commitment, in partnership with the World Diabetes Foundation? What are the challenges? These were the focus of the meeting that took place yesterday in Padua to take stock of the situation and plan future interventions.
The blood collection and distribution center at Moroto Regional Referral Hospital was inaugurated. This center is the first of its kind in Karamoja region in Uganda, providing access to safe blood and improving capacity for collection, storage and distribution of blood.
They flee war, persecution, violence to go towards a horizon of hope, seeking a decent life. On World Refugee Day we renew our commitment to ensure decent living conditions and access to health services for migrant and refugee populations everywhere.