Our Programs and Model

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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Training and Mentoring Health Workers

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Health Clinic Management

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Community Education and Engagement

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Senitizo is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to making a direct impact in the lives of thousands, and all donations are tax-deductible.

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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Today is #internationalwomensday and this year’s theme is #inspireinclusion. Where Senitizo works, women are the pillars of family life and household productivity. In these villages where subsistence farming is the means for life, women do the majority of planting, harvesting, processing, and cooking the food that is grown.

We are very proud of the women on our team, like Romaine (pictured), who make our mission of providing high-quality health care to women in the Central African Republic a reality - health care which is accessible now for the first time in these women’s lives in the areas where we work. The women on our team lead the charge as we strive for a future where all women have access to the health care they need and deserve.
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Today is #internationalwomensday and this year’s theme is #inspireinclusion. Where Senitizo works, women are the pillars of family life and household productivity. In these villages where subsistence farming is the means for life, women do the majority of planting, harvesting, processing, and cooking the food that is grown. We are very proud of the women on our team, like Romaine (pictured), who make our mission of providing high-quality health care to women in the Central African Republic a reality - health care which is accessible now for the first time in these women’s lives in the areas where we work. The women on our team lead the charge as we strive for a future where all women have access to the health care they need and deserve. . . . #iwd2024Image attachmentImage attachment
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“Health of the People” - providing life-saving health care to those most in need in the Central African Republic 🇨🇫

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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

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!
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#maternalhealth #childhealth #healthcare #africa #centralafricanrepublic #CAR #givingtuesday ...

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