Door-to-Door Hypertension Care in Dakar Brings a Pervasive Public Health Problem to Light
Many health workers in Senegal didn’t know what hypertension was or how to treat it—until now.
On the Hill to Advocate for and Honor Health Workers
World Health Worker Week was a time to educate lawmakers on the tremendous impact of frontline health workers.
In Tanzania, Local Champions Are Key to Preventing HIV in Adults
They're the bridge between their neighbors and the information and services that could help end the country's epidemic.
The Journey of Arti Sah, a Midwife in Nepal
“There is nothing bigger than the happiness I feel when a healthy mother leaves with a healthy baby.”
Newborn Plans: Nurse Leader in Ghana Encourages First-Time Teen Moms to Take Charge of Their Lives
Julia is one of countless health workers who go beyond their traditional roles to help clients when, where, and how they need it the most.
For Underserved Populations in Tanzania, Social Service Workers Provide a Critical Link to Frontline Health Workers
They’re essential to identifying people in need and connecting them to care.
From Malaria Prevention to Postpartum Family Planning, Midwives Are Changing the Story for Women in Rural Senegal
These health workers tell us what it looks like in practice.
Senegal’s New eLearning Platform Helps Prevent Service Disruptions as Health Workers Train
Unlike other online platforms, it covers several areas of care and is useful for all types of health workers.
For Women and Children in Rural Tajikistan, Health Volunteers Are a Crucial Link to Care
They're perfectly positioned to help find the families most in need.
Four Women behind Tanzania’s Fight to End AIDS
They're working to prevent HIV in two of the country’s hardest-to-reach areas.