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At Thomonde, patients living with a chronic illness receive care that combines medical treatment, education, and support to help them better understand their condition, continue their treatment, and prevent avoidable complications.
Rival, 25, is recovering from a C-section following the birth of her third child. Her experience highlights the importance of having a suitable space after childbirth.
In response to increased patient volume, the Bon Sauveur Hospital in Cange is now opening eight additional beds to improve care, monitoring, and recovery conditions for women after childbirth.
Zanmi Lasante supports children and adolescents living with HIV as they disclose their status through an approach that combines information, psychosocial support, prevention, and individualized follow-up tailored to their needs.
Produced in Corporant, Nourimanba supports the care of malnourished children. Its effectiveness depends on screening, regular follow-up, access to care, and support for families.
Investment in solar energy aims to ensure the continuity of care, reduce dependence on generators, and better control costs, through solutions tailored to the clinical, operational, and energy needs of each facility in the network.
At Zanmi Lasante hospitals, electricity is essential for surgery, diagnostics, and the storage of medications. Solar power can reduce costs while further ensuring the continuity of essential hospital care.
In July 2026, two members of the Saint-Marc SSPE Community Education Teams provided support to 807 people before and after their HIV testing, offering information, a listening ear, and prompt referral to appropriate care.
In Thomonde, Zanmi Lasante and community leaders are planning joint initiatives to protect the health center and preserve infrastructure whose services—including the production of medical oxygen—benefit the entire region.