In Uganda, MCSP demonstrated that a package of low-cost, high-impact, evidence-based child health interventions are applicable and scalable across health system levels. […]
Category: Child Health
In Burma, Clinical Child Health Training is Saving Lives in Remote Communities and Facilities Alike
In Burma, newly trained health workers are now promptly and effectively managing newborn and childhood illnesses, helping to reduce needless deaths. […]
Webinar: Addressing Barriers to Exclusive Breastfeeding in Nampula, Mozambique
Watch MCSP’s webinar highlighting the Program’s implementation science study to identify challenges with exclusive breastfeeding in Nampula, Mozambique. […]
Driving Change One Woman, One Family at a Time
Across 52 programs in 32 countries – and nearly five years! – MCSP has been at the fore of tremendous improvements for women and their families in some of the most challenging areas for receiving high-quality health services. […]
Play On, Baby!
Parents in rural Ghana know their kids’ brains — and community’s future — depend on child play. […]
PMNCH Side Event Showcases the Power of Partnerships
The side event provided space to explore effective strategies that may be adapted to other development and humanitarian issues. […]
Ending the Game of Chance: Improving Access to Essential Medicines in Nigeria with Better Data Use
Building the capacity to manage and use of data for supply chain decision making in Nigeria improved the availability of essential medicines. […]
Newly Trained Volunteer Saves Burmese Child’s Life with Speedy Diagnosis & Referral
Sometimes it doesn’t take years of experience to make an impact – it can happen almost immediately. […]
Save the date: Aligning the Stars for Quality RMNCH Care! What Does it Take?
Join us for a discussion of critical quality gaps in RMNCH care and ongoing work to improve and sustain high-quality care at scale. […]
Ghanaian Health Workers Embrace Early Childhood Development
MCSP is training Ghanaian health workers to fill knowledge gaps of caregivers on how to stimulate their children’s development. […]
