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Our Programs

What We Do

To meet the needs of this remote population of over 300,000, Amani has undertaken several initiatives to maximize healthcare outcomes for the people of Idjwi, a community where the life expectancy is just 25 years old. The health program focuses on four primary areas and includes: maternal health, under five children’s health, malnutrition, and preventable diseases.  In addition, Amani’s maternal health program includes, providing pre and post-natal care and family planning, offering supplies and providing education to help stabilize Idwji’s high fertility rate.

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Amani Global Education
Amani believes that one of the key factors in good health outcomes for families and children is the education, empowerment and well-being of girls and women.
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Regional Referral Hospital
The hospital treats more than 75,000 patients a year and provides the following services: (i) Internal Medicine (ii) Surgery (iii) Pediatrics (iv) Obstetrics / Gynecology and (v) Laboratory Services.
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Family Planning
At the hospital and through community health workers, Amani provides education and free family planning options for community members. These services are critical in Idjwi.
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Neglected Tropical Disease
From 2015 through 2018, Amani has trained and then employed 500 community health workers who conduct mass drug administration against three main diseases.
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AGW Nutrition
Amani believes that proper nutrition is fundamental to good health outcome. This is especially true on Idjwi, where diseases related to malnutrition are common.

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