An event that brought together civil society representatives, institutions, private sector and faith-based organizations to share experience and expertise hence navigate future perspectives for sustainable development in LICs.
Recognizing and addressing the nexus between energy, food and health. CUAMM's strategy in Angola.
Renovated spaces and colorful paintings at Pujehun Hospital make daily work more pleasant and efficient, while also helping to alleviate the patients' experience of hospitalization. A renovation led by CUAMM that many contributed in making happen: from CUAMM staff at the facility, to donors and friends.
Adherence to nutritional treatment is a key factor in achieving the desired clinical benefits. When the patient is a 2 and half years old children, caregivers together with health professionals play a crucial role in saving their life which is why it is so important to inform and educate on signs, symptoms and prevention.
Access to clean water is a basic human right, yet it remains a privilege for the few. In Angola, Mozambique and Uganda we are implementing WASH projects with the key objective of improving access to clean water, sanitation to curb morbidity and mortality due to preventable environmental factors.
Free online training course of Doctors with Africa CUAMM, boosting disaster preparedness among healthcare workers in low resource settings.
As the Catholic University of Beira celebrates its 30th anniversary, we retrace a long story of cooperation between CUAMM and UCM. An anniversary symbolizing a long cooperation committed to educating and training doctors in a country where lack of qualified health workforce jeopardize health outcomes and development.
On the occasion of International Women's Day we want to celebrate the incredible women we work with across sub-Saharan Africa and honor their unwavering commitment to supporting and serving women in need. Meet a few of the inspiring women we’re spotlighting on March 8.
A fundraising initiative promoted by Godolphin and Latymer School in London will contribute to supporting the neonatology ward at HCB, point of reference for nearly 2 million people in Central Mozambique.