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📸 [Photo Story] #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic 🇨🇫
Overcoming the distance to save lives: Despite often long and difficult routes to reach communities, our teams continue to care for the most isolated populations.
Miracle births, amidst various challenges: In photos, see the extraordinary aid being delivered to pregnant women and their children in the Central African Republic.
With the support of AFD / EU Partnerships #FondsBêkou ⤵
https://alima-ngo.exposure.co/despite-the-difficultly-of-access-we-care-for-patients
Overcoming the distance to save lives: Despite often long and difficult routes to reach communities, our teams continue to care for the most isolated populations.
Miracle births, amidst various challenges: In photos, see the extraordinary aid being delivered to pregnant women and their children in the Central African Republic.
With the support of AFD / EU Partnerships #FondsBêkou ⤵
https://alima-ngo.exposure.co/despite-the-difficultly-of-access-we-care-for-patients
“Despite the difficultly of access, we care for patients” by ALIMA on Exposure
The Central African Republic (CAR), whose health system and people are still suffering the negative effects of years of conflict, records one of the highest rates of maternal mortality in the world. Often lacking access to pre- and post-natal care, and to assisted deliveries by licensed midwives, a....
alima-ngo.exposure.co
🚨 [Ebola Emergency] The Ebola Treatment Center in N'Zérékoré (Guinea 🇬🇳) is currently under construction.
This extension will make it possible to accommodate around ten additional rooms to treat the new suspected cases detected in the region.
Following the first reports of Ebola cases on February 14, ALIMA has been supporting the Ministry of Health and the National Health Security Agency (ANSS) of Guinea in the care and treatment of patients.
© 📷 Léa Ledru / ALIMA
This extension will make it possible to accommodate around ten additional rooms to treat the new suspected cases detected in the region.
Following the first reports of Ebola cases on February 14, ALIMA has been supporting the Ministry of Health and the National Health Security Agency (ANSS) of Guinea in the care and treatment of patients.
© 📷 Léa Ledru / ALIMA
🇨🇫 #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic
Are you familiar with the Kangaroo Care method?
Papa Emile Wogbela manages the neonatal unit at the Boda hospital in the Central African Republic, supported by ALIMA.
When babies are born early, he teaches mothers about Kangaroo Care.
This method, which consists of holding a premature baby on the chest and belly with skin-to-skin contact, contributes to the health and well-being of premature babies.
© Cora Portais / ALIMA
Are you familiar with the Kangaroo Care method?
Papa Emile Wogbela manages the neonatal unit at the Boda hospital in the Central African Republic, supported by ALIMA.
When babies are born early, he teaches mothers about Kangaroo Care.
This method, which consists of holding a premature baby on the chest and belly with skin-to-skin contact, contributes to the health and well-being of premature babies.
© Cora Portais / ALIMA
[PATIENT STORY] #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic 🇨🇫
Estella's twins were born in the neonatal unit at Boda Hospital in the Central African Republic, supported by ALIMA. It was a complicated birth, which could have been fatal to her if she had not been assisted by experienced midwives. The twins received medical care, and were put on oxygen and antibiotics for 9 days.
"I am very grateful to the medical team because if they hadn't been there, I don't know what would have happened to me and my children. Thank you for saving my life and my children's lives."
© 📷 Cora Portais / ALIMA
Estella's twins were born in the neonatal unit at Boda Hospital in the Central African Republic, supported by ALIMA. It was a complicated birth, which could have been fatal to her if she had not been assisted by experienced midwives. The twins received medical care, and were put on oxygen and antibiotics for 9 days.
"I am very grateful to the medical team because if they hadn't been there, I don't know what would have happened to me and my children. Thank you for saving my life and my children's lives."
© 📷 Cora Portais / ALIMA
"During the journey from Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, to the town of Boda, I experienced and understood the difficulty of accessibility. During the rainy season, it took us more than 7 hours by car to cover 120 miles. The road was in very bad shape.
But despite the difficult conditions, what impressed me most was the professionalism of the drivers who know the route by heart, and the willingness of our teams to go to Boda to provide health care for the community.
During the journey, and also during the visit, I felt the devotion of my colleagues in Boda, both medical and non-medical staff." -Cora Portais, communication officer at ALIMA, who visited CAR to report on ALIMA's activities
In Boda, ALIMA supports the main health structures with primary and maternal health care: essential activities in a country where the maternal mortality rate is one of the highest in the world.
© Cora Portais / ALIMA
But despite the difficult conditions, what impressed me most was the professionalism of the drivers who know the route by heart, and the willingness of our teams to go to Boda to provide health care for the community.
During the journey, and also during the visit, I felt the devotion of my colleagues in Boda, both medical and non-medical staff." -Cora Portais, communication officer at ALIMA, who visited CAR to report on ALIMA's activities
In Boda, ALIMA supports the main health structures with primary and maternal health care: essential activities in a country where the maternal mortality rate is one of the highest in the world.
© Cora Portais / ALIMA
18 hours ago
#InsideALIMA - Central African Republic 🇨🇫
The neonatal unit at the Boda hospital is one of a rare few in the country. Created in 2017, with the support of #FondsBêkou via @EU_Partnerships , it provides care for newborns suffering from complications.
👉 https://t.co/GBify4ax7N
#InsideALIMA - Central African Republic 🇨🇫
The neonatal unit at the Boda hospital is one of a rare few in the country. Created in 2017, with the support of #FondsBêkou via @EU_Partnerships , it provides care for newborns suffering from complications.
👉 https://t.co/GBify4ax7N
2 days ago
📸 [Photo Story] #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic 🇨🇫
Overcoming the distance to save lives: Despite often long and difficult routes to reach communities, our teams continue to care for the most isolated populations. (1) https://t.co/ZoQtez1req
📸 [Photo Story] #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic 🇨🇫
Overcoming the distance to save lives: Despite often long and difficult routes to reach communities, our teams continue to care for the most isolated populations. (1) https://t.co/ZoQtez1req
2 days ago
🚨 [Ebola Emergency] The #Ebola Treatment Center in N'Zérékoré ( #Guinea 🇬🇳) is currently under construction.
This extension will make it possible to accommodate around ten additional rooms to treat the new suspected cases detected in the region. https://t.co/19a7bbxkux
🚨 [Ebola Emergency] The #Ebola Treatment Center in N'Zérékoré ( #Guinea 🇬🇳) is currently under construction.
This extension will make it possible to accommodate around ten additional rooms to treat the new suspected cases detected in the region. https://t.co/19a7bbxkux
3 days ago
🇨🇫 #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic
Are you familiar with the Kangaroo Care method?
Papa Emile Wogbela manages the neonatal unit at the Boda hospital supported by ALIMA in the Central African Republic. When babies are born early, he teaches mothers about Kangaroo Care🦘(1) https://t.co/I9qYk64tWO
🇨🇫 #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic
Are you familiar with the Kangaroo Care method?
Papa Emile Wogbela manages the neonatal unit at the Boda hospital supported by ALIMA in the Central African Republic. When babies are born early, he teaches mothers about Kangaroo Care🦘(1) https://t.co/I9qYk64tWO
4 days ago
[PATIENT STORY] #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic 🇨🇫
Estella's twins were born in the neonatal unit at Boda Hospital in the Central African Republic, supported by ALIMA. It was a complicated birth, which could have been fatal if she were not assisted by experienced midwives https://t.co/LIL1Y4wSpx
[PATIENT STORY] #InsideALIMA - Central African Republic 🇨🇫
Estella's twins were born in the neonatal unit at Boda Hospital in the Central African Republic, supported by ALIMA. It was a complicated birth, which could have been fatal if she were not assisted by experienced midwives https://t.co/LIL1Y4wSpx
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patients cared for since our creation in 2009
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30
research projects conducted since 2009
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27
humanitarian emergencies covered in 2019
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countries of intervention since 2009
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