Find us on Facebook
Meet Valoria, Prisca, and Gabriella and their newborn babies. All three of these women are first-time mothers and were able to come to our clinic for their four prenatal consultations and give birth with the support of our midwife staff.
For the first time in the villages that Senitizo serves, women don’t have to worry about where they will deliver their baby or what will happen if something goes wrong during childbirth. They all know women in the past that have died during child birth - an aunt, neighbor, maybe even their own mother. But with Senitizo’s comprehensive maternal health services from prenatal consultations through emergency ambulance transport and C-section surgery, they know that we’ll be taking care of them every step of the way.
.
.
.
.
#maternalhealth #obstetric #health #centralafricanrepublic #car #rca #centrafrique #santé #maternelle
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our goal is to provide a continuum of care for our patients that have not had access to any medical care before Senitizo began its operations in the Central African Republic. Two of the three babies in this photo were some of the first babies born after our maternity opened. Here, their mothers have brought them back to the clinic to be treated for some of the common, but deadly, diseases they've since come down with (malaria, respiratory infections, bacterial/diarrheal diseases). Building trust with mothers during pregnancy, ensuring a safe birth, and providing health care to young families is at the core of Senitizo's mission. To date we've treated over 20,000 patients at the clinic since opening in 2021!
.
.
.
.
#maternalhealth #childhealth #healthcare #africa #centralafricanrepublic #CAR #givingtuesday