MCSP is building the capacity and readiness of health care providers to provide high-quality routine, integrated care for mothers in Rwanda. […]
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MCSP is building the capacity and readiness of health care providers to provide high-quality routine, integrated care for mothers in Rwanda. […]
If a community health worker hadn’t brought Geetanjali to the hospital for timely care, the new mother’s life would have been in danger. […]
In some of the world’s most difficult places to give birth, getting a husband on board can be the final hurdle to improved health for the entire family. […]
“Seeing that I can help people and advise them, it’s my satisfaction,” says Josiane Pierre, a community health worker. “The greatest wealth that people can have is their health.” […]
Too many mothers and newborns die in the week following childbirth. A pre-discharge checklist can make a big difference. […]
How a simple surgery to heal a childbirth injury turned a Rwandan woman’s life around. […]
MCSP is engaging communities and strengthening the ability of its members to work together to address social and health concerns. […]
One reasons pregnant women shun health facilities is the inability to pay for needed healthcare services. In Nigeria, MCSP is working to change that. […]
Communities that are invested in the health of their members are more resilient and able to problem solve to maintain improvements in their health outcomes. […]
In Bangladesh, there has been a remarkable – but inequitable – shift in cultural norms from delivering babies at home to delivery at health facilities. […]