This program will improve maternal healthcare services in rural Tanzania by training midwives, upgrading health centers, and providing community education to reduce maternal mortality.
Tanzania has high maternal and infant mortality rates, particularly in rural areas. This program aims to improve maternal healthcare services, train midwives, and educate communities about safe childbirth practices.
Your contribution will help ensure that mothers and babies receive the care they need for safe childbirth and healthy beginnings.
Services include preventive care, maternal and child health services, treatment for common illnesses, first aid, health education, and referrals to hospitals for more complex cases.
Our medical team includes licensed doctors, nurses, midwives, and community health workers, many of whom are from Tanzania and understand local health challenges and cultural contexts.
We track key health indicators including number of patients treated, disease prevalence, maternal and child health outcomes, and community health knowledge. Regular reports are shared with donors and stakeholders.
Yes, we maintain patient records and schedule follow-up visits for those with chronic conditions. We also train community health workers to provide ongoing support between medical team visits.