by Tara Hopkins | Aug 13, 2021 | Health Promotion and Community Outreach
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...
by Mali Health | Aug 4, 2021 | Health Promotion and Community Outreach
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”...
by Mali Health | May 14, 2021 | Health Promotion and Community Outreach, Quality Improvement
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...
by Mali Health | Dec 4, 2019 | Health Promotion and Community Outreach, Mali Health
Mali Health believes in building on a community’s existing resources. We do not want to replace them, because we want to enhance them. Often, a community’s greatest resource is its residents – people deeply committed to improving life for their families and neighbors....
by Mali Health | Jun 4, 2019 | Health Promotion and Community Outreach, Learning, Women-Led Health Financing
Joe (board member) and Tara (US Director) visited Mali in February 2019 and were honored to host a few American guests for an eventful week, including the celebration of our team of community health workers, and their amazing accomplishment of not having lost a single...
by Mali Health | Nov 9, 2017 | Health Promotion and Community Outreach
The Health Promotion Department recently celebrated Global Handwashing Day, which takes place every year on October 15th. During the celebration, we promote hand washing with soap as an easy and affordable way to save lives by preventing pneumonia, diarrhea, and...
