Two students are the latest future doctors graduated at Beira's school of medicine, Mozambique. Their words reveil the meaning and value of formal education.
Improving the quality of maternal and newborn care through better-equipped hospitals, stronger healthcare skills and sustainable partnerships. The “Strengthening Neonatology in Ethiopia” project has officially come to an end, marking two years of work to improve neonatal care in Ethiopia.
As drought and failed rains drive up hunger in Uganda’s driest region, we are delivering an emergency response so families can survive the crisis.
Doctors with Africa CUAMM South Sudan is launching the present Local Open Procedure open to all vendors in South Sudan.
In the communities of Cahama, Humbe, and Ombadja, in southern Angola, change also happens through words. Those spoken by the Community Health Workers (CHWs) who meet families every day, visit their homes, organize awareness campaigns, and work to turn advice and information into new habits, thanks to the “START” project, funded by the European Union […]
In South Omo, in southern Ethiopia, a blood donation can make all the difference. The IMPACT project works alongside local communities to make voluntary blood donation an increasingly well-known and widespread practice. Because behind every unit of blood collected lies a real chance to save a life.
In the Bossangoa District, access to healthcare remains a daily challenge, especially for pregnant women. CUAMM’s commitment is to invest in the training of traditional midwives, empowering them to become a vital bridge between the community and local health facilities.
A campaign offering free surgical care, but also an opportunity to reaffirm the importance of prevention through access to safe, skilled and assisted childbirth. In South Sudan, we continue our commitment to standing alongside women.
In Sierra Leone, 60 young people living with type 1 diabetes and sickle cell disease came together for a week of learning, empowerment, friendship and peer support. The camp was organized by the NCDI Poverty Network in partnership with our team and the Sonia Nabeta Foundation.