During COVID-19 and ongoing political transitions in Mali, our work continues. These are new challenges, but we have been through similar obstacles before. We will stand with the communities we serve to get through them again.
Your support makes that possible. Please, if you can, we hope you will contribute, or buy a bar of soap, and together we will help make sure families and health centers have the essential resources they need to stay healthy, always.
Mali Health helps communities improve the health of mothers and children.
We have a vision for how all communities can ensure access to quality healthcare in their local health system and for how even the poorest communities in Mali can achieve health for all.
BUILDING A COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEM 
Mali’s decentralized health system presents many challenges, and many opportunities. When we help communities manage their resources to improve the quality and availability of maternal and child healthcare in their health centers, the results are astounding. By supporting community members, we help the health system to function the way it was designed to – with full community participation and local ownership.
OUR IMPACT 
$50,000
The amount that 5,200 women in peri-urban communities are saving every year, 25 cents at a time
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Mali Health community health workers have not lost a single mother or child in their care in over 6 years
87%
Facility-based delivery rate at partner health centers, versus 55% nationally
98%
Vaccination coverage rate at partner health centers, versus 20.2% nationally
UPDATES
Keeping communities informed about COVID-19
Mali Health is dedicated to working with communities to strengthen local health systems, so that all mothers and children can stay healthy and have access to quality care. During the past eight months, we have continued to mobilize communication events and activities...
Access by any other name: Equity and the COVID-19 vaccine
This post was written by Mali Health board member, Lisa Nichols. Lisa has served on the Mali Health board since 2014 and worked in Mali for 15 years. She is a Principal Associate in the International Development Division at Abt Associates Inc. The word “access”...
Dr. Sogoba serving as a voice for community health at the highest levels
At the end of April, Dr. Sogoba attended a weeklong workshop in Fana. It was the latest meeting for the development of the national plan for the extension of community-based epidemiological surveillance (SEBAC). Dr. Sogoba, the director of our Health Department, is...
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