by Jessie Forsyth | Dec 28, 2022 | Health Infrastructure, Health Practitioners
The Mozambique-Canada Maternal Health Project is happy to bring 2022 to a close with another successful round of clinical continuing education for women’s health. This time, the aim was to improve breast and cervical cancer prevention in Inhambane province. Health...
by Jessie Forsyth | Aug 29, 2022 | Health Infrastructure
New hospital equipment for safe pregnancies and deliveries. Delivering priority hospital equipment and training to the Rural Health Centre in Tevele, Inhamane Province. by Jessie Forsyth, Project Director Over the past month, the Mozambique-Canada Maternal Health...
by Don Kossick | May 29, 2022 | Community Work, Health Infrastructure, Health Systems
by Don Kossick with Jessie Forsyth Community receiving community ambulance. Last week, the community of Savanguane in Morrumbene District initiated the use of a local ambulance provided by the project. The handover ceremony took place quite close to the new maternity...
by Don Kossick | Apr 30, 2021 | Health Infrastructure
Report from Jessie Forsyth – Director, Mozambique Canada Maternal Health Project Biosafety Cabinet for COVID 19 Testing The Mozambique-Canada Maternal Health Project is proud to announce that the first COVID-19 testing site in Inhambane province has been set up...
by Don Kossick | Dec 18, 2020 | Health Infrastructure
December 17th, 2020 marked the beginning of the official openings of all new health infrastructure built by the project. This means that 7 new health facilities – 4 rural health centres and 3 maternity waiting homes, including boreholes, solar electrification systems,...
by Don Kossick | Sep 30, 2020 | Health Infrastructure
Inhambane Governor Daniel Francisco Chapo (blue helmet), maternity clinic in construction in Tevele. Photo by Horácio Mandevo. An important part of the Mozambique Canada Maternal Health Project has been to build infrastructure to support maternal health. Our project...
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