DONATION
HOW YOU CAN HELP
We help strengthen the roles and capacities of health centers and hospitals, and promote the importance of health care through visiting health facilities among local community members in areas with poor access to basic health services.
We help improve the infection control system and policies in local health facilities and support local health workers in building their capacity in infection control to protect newborns from losing their lives to preventable disease before their first birthday.
We help train local rehabilitation specialists and support the operation of community rehabilitation facilities in order to ensure that children who were born with disabilities as a result of exposure to defoliants can receive rehabilitation treatment suited to their individual needs.
CHANGES WE'VE MADE
Quang Tri Province, Vietnam
Rehabilitation support and improvement of living conditions for children with disabilities
407 parents of children with disabilities received education on at-home rehabilitation therapy. 161 local rehabilitation therapists participated in refresher training courses. The total number of children with disabilities in the project region who received rehabilitation therapy increased by 140%.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Infection prevention and control for maternal-child health
4,378 new mothers received postpartum education on neonatal care. 16,684 home infection prevention kits were distributed.13 local health workers received training on infection control. 100 sick newborn babies were tested for sepsis and received antibiotic treatment.
Eastern Highlands & Central Prov., PNG
Community health system strengthening
849,851 residents of Kwikila and Asaro districts gained access to quality healthcare services through the construction of two new health centers. The number of outpatient visits per 10,000 people increased by 82%, and number of outpatient visits per 1,000 people increased by 100%.
Dhading District, Nepal
Psychological support and basic health services for children affected by the earthquake
6,656 child earthquake victims received health and hygiene education. 9,019 children received basic health exams, and 3,068 children received psychological consultation and disaster & emergency preparedness training.
Quang Tri Province, Vietnam
Physiotherapy education capacity building support at Quang Tri Medical College
Quang Tri Medical College was provided with 7 types of physiotherapy education equipment and a practical training area. 17 students from Quang Tri Medical College obtained licenses in physiotherapy. 18 local health workers obtained assistant physiotherapist licenses.
Iloilo Province, Philippines
Provision of ambulances and EMS strengthening support
Six health facilities in Iloilo province received ambulances equipped with 30 different types of essential emergency medical supplies. 36 physicians and nurses from 12 hospitals in the province received training on resuscitation.
* All statistics are valid as of December, 2016.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
We help strengthen the roles and capacities of health centers and hospitals, and promote the importance of health care through visiting health facilities among local community members in areas with poor access to basic health service.
We help improve the infection control system and policies in local health facilities and support local health wokers in building their capacity in infection control to protect newborns from losing their lives to preventable disease before their first birthday.
We help train local rehabilitation specialists and support the operation of community rehabilitation facilities in order to ensure that children who were born with disabilities as a result of exposure to defoliants can receive rehabilitaion treatment suited to their individual needs.
FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY
FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY
75.5% of the entire expenditure for the 2021 fiscal year went to programs to protect the right to health for those with poor access to healthcare.
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to become a stronger team
capable of reaching out to
more people in need of health.
