Read the French version here | Lisez la version française ici My name is Sama Sarki Moussa. I am a Community Health Worker and student based in Niamey, Niger at the Nouveau Marché Health Centre. I hold a high school diploma and a certificate in community mobilization and community health, with specialized training in nutrition and immunization. I work to strengthen access to … [Read more...] about When Trust Opens the Door to Vaccination: A CHW’s Experience in Niamey, Niger
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Walking Door to Door for Health: Transforming Maternal Health, Sanitation, and Nutrition in Elburgon
Apollo Ougo is a Community Health Promoter serving in Elburgon, Nakuru County, Kenya, under the Kasarani Community Health Unit. He holds a Diploma in Social Studies, which has strengthened his understanding of community needs, social dynamics, and the challenges many families face in accessing care. His work focuses on maternal health, sanitation, nutrition, disease prevention, … [Read more...] about Walking Door to Door for Health: Transforming Maternal Health, Sanitation, and Nutrition in Elburgon
“Small Gestures, Big Impact”: A CHW’s Work with Older Adults in Benin
Lire cet article en français | Read this article in French Biography My name is Faouziatou Sero. I am a community health worker in Benin. I am Beninese, from the Borgou department, more precisely in the commune of Parakou. I live in the Albarika neighborhood where I am a community liaison in Cluster 16. I hold a professional degree in Germanic studies and have completed … [Read more...] about “Small Gestures, Big Impact”: A CHW’s Work with Older Adults in Benin
When the Environment Makes Us Sick: A Community Health Worker’s Story from Busia, Kenya
My name is John Wabwire Shikuku. I am a community health promoter from Busia County, Kenya, reporting at Port Victoria Sub-County Hospital. I have served my community in this role since 2006, and long before I had the title, I was already doing the work. My journey into community health did not begin in a classroom or a training hall. It began in 2001, when I was diagnosed … [Read more...] about When the Environment Makes Us Sick: A Community Health Worker’s Story from Busia, Kenya
Colors of life: an inevitable challenge?
Mental health and wellbeing affect everything; they impact education, economic independence and independent living. They are essential to a self-determined life. My name is Kamala Poudel. I am a community health worker in Kathmandu Nepal. I provide mental health services for survivors of sex trafficking, domestic violence and homelessness. I have a passion for serving these … [Read more...] about Colors of life: an inevitable challenge?