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The European Union (EU)  and AMREF Put African Mothers, Newborns and Children First

 

AMREF has received a 4.2 Million Euro grant from the European Union to reduce maternal, newborn and child mortality in marginalised areas of Kenya, Southern Sudan and Tanzania, contributing to regional learning on MNCH while accelerating progress towards attaining the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in Africa. 

 

 

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Trading Disgrace for Dignity: The Fight against Fistula

‘If fistula was a condition affecting men, would it have taken us this long to do something about it?” Dr Eunice Kiereini, chairperson, Flying Doctors’ Society of Africa. 

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In Focus

 A Turkana boy drinks water from hole dug out from a dried-up river bed. And, below, sand, mud and faeces from livestock slither into the rocky well

 A Water-tight Solution?

The vast expanse of the harsh landscape is broken by a gathering of a few hundred people, standing and crouched down in an unruly circle, all eyes focused on the centre.

Katine

Katine: Two Years On

The Guardian is tracking AMREF's three-year development project, in partnership with Barclays, to improve the lives of the 25,000 people in Katine sub-county in Uganda.

 


The ‘Doctors’ of Southern Sudan

Dr Peter Ngatia and Victoria Kimotho present a study that traces the progress of clinical officers who have graduated from the National Health Training Institute in Maridi.

An estimated 33.4 million people worldwide are infected with the AIDS virus

Africa Still Worst Hit by AIDS

An estimated 33.4 million people worldwide are infected with the AIDS virus, according to a statement issued by the World Health Organisation and the Joint UN Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS).

 AIDS Ribbon

Training Opportunity in HIV and AIDS Counselling and Testing -Tanzania

Read more about this great opportunity for training in Dar es Salaam and Mwanza

Hon John Michuki, Minister for the Environment and Mineral Resources, spent a day with the children of AMREF’s Dagoretti Child in Need Centre

 A Meeting of Kindred Spirits

Indeed at first glance, one would not think that there was much in common between a senior, no-nonsense Kenyan minister and a lively community of disadvantaged children from a low-income Nairobi suburb.

 

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A health worker using a microscope in the laboratory

George's Story

George Olali is a community health worker attached to the AMREF Kibera Community Health Centre. George has been living with HIV for close to 10 years.

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