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Many Tajikistan Hospitals Not Equipped to Care for Moms and Newborns, Assessment Shows

IntraHealth completes in-depth assessments of 14 hospital maternity wards and six primary care centers marking the first significant assessment of hospitals in the country.

Through The Challenge Initiative, IntraHealth will Improve Access to Contraception in Cities across West Africa

IntraHealth International is proud to announce its participation in The Challenge Initiative (TCI), a new three-year urban reproductive health program funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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2016 UNC-IntraHealth Fellows Explore Digital Health, Services for Sex Workers, and More

Three new graduates of the UNC-IntraHealth Fellows Program mark the seventh year of partnership between IntraHealth International and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s (UNC) Gillings School of Global Public Health. 
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New $69 Million Project to Improve Health Services and Expand Access to Care in Senegal

Through a new five-year, $69 million award from the US Agency for International Development, IntraHealth International and its partners will work to improve health for women and children in Senegal
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Increase in Number of Health Workers Expands Access to HIV Services in Uganda

New increases in the number and availability of health workers are giving more people access to comprehensive HIV care in Uganda, a major step in addressing the country’s ongoing HIV epidemic and health workforce shortage.

Global Social Service Workforce Alliance Takes Steps toward Growth, Independence

IntraHealth International and the Global Social Service Workforce Alliance are proud to announce that the Tides Center will become the new host and fiscal sponsor of the alliance effective July 15, 2016.  

Devex: Out with 'family' planning, in with 'future' planning

In a new Devex post, associate editor Kelli Rogers talks about the new term everyone is talking about: "future" planning. Rogers discusses the need for contraception while also thinking about other long-term goals. She also talked to IntraHealth International's Director of Communications, Laura Hoemeke, who recalls a particular encounter with a young girl in Ethipopia, who in her own words "was not planning a family, but was planning to go to university."

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Special Coverage: Ebola in West Africa

Protecting health workers and preparing them to address the long-term effects on Ebola survivors must be a priority. That's why IntraHealth

Africa Will be Short Six Million Healthcare Workers by 2030, But it Can Still Achieve its Commitment of Universal Health Care if it Takes Action Now

Dr. Kate Tulenko is a physician and global health specialist who acts as Vice President of health systems innovation. In her recent article, Dr. Tulenko discusses Africa's commitment to universal health care. 

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Margarite Nathe discusses attacks on health care in Huffington Post article

Senior writer at IntraHealth International, Margarite Nathe, asks the question: What will become of the many people who relied on Sister Veronika’s care? Sister Veronika was a physician in her community in South Sudan. Nathe discusses the attacks on health care workers and what we can learn from them.

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