by cstaff108 | Mar 22, 2015 | News
Dear Friends, Compiling our Annual Report is both an externally and internally reflective time, and as I write this letter I am struck by how reflective this entire year was for our team at IMA World Health. This year, led by our Board of Directors, we closely...
by cstaff108 | Mar 2, 2015 | Infrastructure and Construction, News
The kings of IMA DRC construction are at it again, this time making their way through the northern province of Equateur. Antonio Martinez and Evan Schellenberg, the architect and engineer at IMA DRC, are leading an ambitious effort to start 16 new sites in Nord Ubangi...
by cstaff108 | Jan 24, 2015 | Infrastructure and Construction, News
http://imaworldhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Brick-making.mp4 With one fifth of children not reaching their first birthday, the Democratic Republic of Congo has one of the highest levels of child mortality in the world. It also has the fourth highest level of...
by cstaff108 | Jan 1, 2015 | Infrastructure and Construction, News
In mid-November, IMA inaugurated two new health facilities built and equipped through the Access to Primary Healthcare (ASSP) program in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which works to strengthen the health system in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health....
by cstaff108 | Nov 21, 2014 | News
Kenneth Kovacs goes beyond the walls of his Maryland church to help others. Way beyond. The pastor of Catonsville Presbyterian Church has traveled all over the world, including multiple trips to Africa with IMA World Health. In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC),...
by cstaff108 | Oct 24, 2014 | Malaria, News
The IMA DRC Malaria Team is having great success with their hang up in West Kasai. So far the team has completed two zones, Kitangua and Banga, for a total of 89,600 bed nets donated by the Against Malaria Foundation. The team has now moved on to Kamonia Health Zone,...
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