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We place a strong emphasis on ensuring that newborns can access life-saving community-based primary health services. The first month of life carries the greatest risk of child mortality; WHO data indicates that 7,000 newborns die every day, and their mothers also face some of the greatest health risks immediately post-partum. Our mobile app enables CHWs to track mothers throughout their pregnancies–from the first point of contact through labor–and ensure that every child is visited within their first 48 hours to identify any danger signs, ensure the baby is immediately and exclusively breastfed, kept warm, and remains free from infection. Follow-up protocols enable ongoing visits to happen at regular intervals. CHWs don’t merely assess and treat common childhood illnesses for children under age one, they also play a strong role in educating the mother on health issues and instilling positive behavior change.
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Shequila Gets a Second Chance at Life, Thanks to Community Health Worker (CHW) Silas
August 23, 2024
In Amagoro, Kenya, Faith Nanjala's daughter, Shequila, was saved by local community health worker Silas. Silas provided crucial care for Shequila, who recovered from severe malnutrition and malaria. This illustrates the vital role of community health workers in improving child health in rural areas.
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Living Goods Launches Second Learning Site in Burkina Faso’s Manga District
June 12, 2024
The launch of this project in Manga marks a significant milestone for the implementation of digital health solutions in Burkina Faso.
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Client Testimonial: Félicité’s Journey with Community Health Worker Zoundi
June 3, 2024
I am honored that CHW Zoundi still comes to check on us at home. I am proud to have benefited from all his support, and I am very happy. Thanks to him, I know how to take care of myself and my boy.
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Une bénédiction pour la nouvelle année : Félicité et Asise accueillent leur premier enfant
June 3, 2024
Depuis sa naissance, notre enfant est en bonne santé. Il a maintenant 4 mois et n’est pas tombé malade. Si je sais que c’est une bénédiction, je
me rends également compte que c’ est grâce aux conseils de l’ASBC, Zoundi, que je respecte scrupuleusement. Si je n’avais pas reçu ces conseils, cela aurait été compliqué pour nous, d’autant plus qu’il s’agit de notre premier enfant.
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Bridging the Gap: Community Health Workers Leading the Fight Against Malaria
April 24, 2024
According to the World Health Organization, 249 million cases of malaria were reported globally in 2022, with 94% of all cases and 95% of deaths (608,000) from the African region, burdening 85 countries