From national institutions to grassroots communities, we remain committed to supporting mothers, protecting breastfeeding, and giving every child the best possible start in life.
The story of the twins Mebrihit and Hiwet: investing in neonatal care saves lives and helps mums and babies grow up stronger.
In Karamoja, northeastern Uganda, months of drought have severely affected crops. 430,000 people urgently need food assistance.
Amidst epidemics and logistical challenges in South Omo, a legacy of more stable infrastructure and local skills for nutrition and care remains.
Last week, we brought our field experience from Mozambique and Angola to the SBCC Summit in Panama, an occasion to participate and contribute to the global discussion on social and behaviour change in global health.
A shared commitment to enhance skills and take ownership of the future of tuberculosis care services, making them more deeply rooted in the territory, accessible, and sustainable.
Despite the difficulties, in the hospitals of Rumbek and Yirol, in South Sudan, neonatal and obstetric care continues, so that no one is left behind.
New premises and a shared commitment with Irish Aid to improve maternal and newborn health in Uganda
Beyond every disease is a person. Beyond every hospital is a health system. And being a doctor means caring not only for patients, but for the communities they belong to.