The Ntaseka Clinic in Kamenge slum of Bujumbura provides health care for survivors of rape and gender based violence, support for 330 HIV+ individuals, trauma healing workshops for raped and abused wo...
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Region: Burundi
Physical health in Burundi is a major concern due to limited access to healthcare facilities, inadequate sanitation and hygiene, and high prevalence of infectious diseases such as malaria and HIV/AIDS. Malnutrition and food insecurity also contribute to poor physical health outcomes.
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This project will build, equip and operate a maternity and new-born pavilion to provide affordable and high quality of maternal and new-born health services to underserved and poorest communities in t...
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CDS Nyakira, a local clinic in Kanyosha, Burundi, serves residents of the commune. It is one of the few clinics in the area that provide leniency in repaying medical debt. Patients are allowed to get ...
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