Maternity

Safe pregnancies in Myanmar

In rural areas of Myanmar, there is a shortage of hospitals and doctors: births mainly take place at home or in small health centres run by midwives, often without adequate equipment. The nearest hospital is a long way away and only handles 28 per cent of births, leaving many women without the pre- and post-natal check-ups that are essential for the safety of both mother and baby.

During its mobile clinics, MedAcross provides specific antenatal and postnatal services, as well as family planning support.

Giving is also a cure

Can restore confidence to families living far from health care, proving that it is possible to seek help anywhere in the world
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Giving is also a cure

Giving is also a cure

Can restore confidence to families living far from health care, proving that it is possible to seek help anywhere in the world
Your support matters.