Mali is taking a historic step by introducing an anti-malaria vaccine through a novel approach. Driven by the commitment of health workers, local communities and religious leaders, the introduction raises hopes for a safer future for children.
The Fistula Foundation and Muso Health are revolutionizing healthcare delivery in developing nations, with the former providing critical surgeries for childbirth injuries and the latter deploying community health workers to reduce child mortality dramatically.
While fighting drives families from their homes and humanitarian actors from communities, International Medical Corps’ local medical staff in Douentza, Mali, is delivering lifesaving care.
To ensure that our mobile medical units can provide care to Mali’s nomadic communities in the Sahara Desert, we employ guides with an intricate understanding of the desert, like Aboubacrine Ag Assaleh.
International Medical Corps’ ambulance service in Mali is making sure that people in urgent need of medical assistance can travel safely and quickly to the hospital.