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Country Director in Uganda
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Water and Sanitation clubs in primary schools in northern Uganda – Monica, 15 year old student
Madi Kiloc Primary School is situated in the Lamwo district of northern Uganda. It is a very remote and under developed region of Uganda, which suffered from almost two decades of civil war. An estimated 1.8 million people were displaced from their homes and forced to live in camps across northern Uganda. Since 2006 people began returning back to their homes in the north. Infrastructure throughout the north was left devasted after the war but people are now rebuilding their lives. Access to clean water and santation facilities remains low in northern Uganda with 80% of schools having no water
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Uganda Upgrading eLearning Midwives project equips nurses with skills to lower maternal and newborn mortality in Uganda
Her presence in the maternity ward is always noticed. She is one of the most appreciated midwives in Kabale Regional Referral Hospital in Uganda. At 32, Assumpta Namugumya has created a name for herself in her passionate care of patients, especially mothers and children in the hospital. “I am at peace when I see Assumpta, because I know that she will do whatever she can to treat a patient,” explains Jovita Asingwire, a supervisor in the health facility. “I graduated with a Certificate in Midwifery back in 2009, and started working immediately,” Assumpta narrates. But back then, I did
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15 eLearning students awarded diploma in midwifery in Uganda
On Friday 4th May 2017, Amref Health Africa in Uganda participated in the 8th graduation ceremony of Mulago School of Nursing and Midwifery. The graduation ceremony was one of a kind as it included several eLearning students, enrolled in the Uganda Upgrading eLearning Midwives project, and trained through the Amref Health Africa eLearning solution. The aim of the project is to train more midwives and nurses in Uganda to diploma level to help improve the maternal and child health indicators of the rural-based and disadvantaged populations in Uganda. With just one trained midwife for every 5,00
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Amref Newsletter 9th 2016 ebook
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Amref Newsletter 10th 2016 e-book