October 2018 Issue
The Kwilu Ngongo Hospital is the latest of the SD Health Centres to be completely operational in the DR Congo.
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The project covers three main areas: education, integrated health services and sustainable development projects.
The programme aims to raise awareness in adults about the development needs of the children/teenagers in their care.
ICDP helps vulnerable children by helping their caregivers and families to enhance and enrich the quality of adult-child relationships.
By Berta Gielge
The Ndem community was started by Serigne Babacar Mbow, a Sufi Guide, and his wife Sokhna Aissa 35 years ago. In 1984 they initiated the creation of a villagers’ association, that brought together the population of 15 villages
Decades of conflict and a lack of government investment have made it hard for people in the DRC to access basic healthcare. The distances, cost of transport, lack of health infrastructure, bad roads, burden of disease, poverty and poor nutrition combine to create a toxic mix that results in one of the highest child and maternal mortality rates in the world.
The Kwilu Ngongo Hospital is the latest of the SD Health Centres to be completely operational in the DR Congo.
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