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العربيةFrench Ministry of Women’s Rights hosts photo exhibition from WAHA’s maternal health projects in Ethiopia
On June 28, Mrs. Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, France’s Minister of Women’s Rights and Government spokesperson, will join Ethiopia’s Minister of Women, Children, and Youth Affairs, Her Excellency Mrs. Zenebu Tadesse, and WAHA International to celebrate the opening of the exhibition within the Ministry of Women’s Rights in Paris, France.
Chad: 26 motorbike ambulances ready for use in N'djamena
26 ambulances were assembled and are ready for use in N’djamena, Chad.
Earlier this month, WAHA successfully assembled 26 maternal health motorbike ambulances in N’djamena, Chad. These motorbikes will be presented to the presidency and distributed throughout the country by Chad’s Ministry of Health.
The Strength to Survive: WAHA celebrates International Day to End Fistula with an art series from Ethiopia
On the first ever International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, WAHA International celebrates the global gains in fistula care by launching The Strength to Survive, a collection of artwork that shines light on the strong and courageous women who combat fistula in Ethiopia.
Assessing the State of the World’s Mothers report: a look at this year’s findings and where WAHA stands in efforts to improve healthcare
"The report highlights just how critical the first day of life can be for women and their infants."
Surviving the First Day, the 14th annual State of the World’s Mothers report released earlier this month by Save the Children, examines first-day death rates of babies in 186 countries and maternal and child healthcare in 176 countries.
New blog featured in Maternal Health Task Force's Respectful Maternity Care blog series
Since 2010, WAHA has been working in Ethiopia to increase quality maternal healthcare.
WAHA's recent blog, featured in the Maternal Health Task Force's Respectful Care blog series, highlights our recent efforts to achieve dignified healthcare in Ethiopia.
Quality education for quality midwives: the Mogadishu Midwifery School
The Mogadishu Midwifery School's second 18-month training program is well underway.
Inaugurated only last year, the Mogadishu Midwifery School has already enrolled dozens of students and has become one of the most reliable midwife training programs in Somalia.