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Senitizo provides high-quality health care at the lowest cost through our locally based approach. We look to build off best practices in humanitarian health service delivery to ensure those we serve receive the best possible care.

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Countries suffering from chronic humanitarian crises, like CAR, require a new way of providing humanitarian health services that ensures a higher quality of health services while minimizing the cost.

We employ a new business model that focuses on maximizing local resources to achieve sustainable results. We prioritize ensuring each dollar entrusted to us goes as far as possible in providing high-quality health services for Central Africans.

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1 week ago

In the remote forest areas where Senitizo works, we’ve now launched new catch-up vaccination campaigns in partnership with the Ministry of Health —bringing life-saving protection to children who haven’t yet received any immunizations.

These “zero-dose” children, mostly belonging to the Aka indigenous group, are now being vaccinated against measles, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, and more—diseases that no child should have to face unprotected.

During these visits, our team is also partnering with the Aka communities to identify community health liaisons who we will begin hiring to be trusted voices and help us connect their encampments to our regular health services.

These community health liaisons will become a bridge between the Aka communities and our health clinics to ensure that in the future no child will be left behind. 💛
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In the remote forest areas where Senitizo works, we’ve now launched new catch-up vaccination campaigns in partnership with the Ministry of Health —bringing life-saving protection to children who haven’t yet received any immunizations.
 
These “zero-dose” children, mostly belonging to the Aka indigenous group, are now being vaccinated against measles, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, and more—diseases that no child should have to face unprotected.
 
During these visits, our team is also partnering with the Aka communities to identify community health liaisons who we will begin hiring to be trusted voices and help us connect their encampments to our regular health services.
 
These community health liaisons will become a bridge between the Aka communities and our health clinics to ensure that in the future no child will be left behind. 💛
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#vaccine #immunization #centralafricanrepublic #who #gavi #measles #communityhealth #communityhealthworker #rca #car #republiquecentrafricaine #vaccin #immunisation #lastmiledelivery #lastmileImage attachmentImage attachment

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More good work Ted. Thank you for all you do.