Child Health Now was World Vision’s first global advocacy campaign, launched in 2009 at a critical juncture in the global effort to achieve lasting progress in child and maternal health. From its start, the campaign pledged
The aim of the East Africa Maternal Newborn and Child Health (EAMNeCH) Program has been to improve maternal, newborn and child survival, through health system strengthening and access to quality services, including health
The Access - Infant and Maternal Health (AIM Health) programme is a five-year initiative of World Vision Ireland, with funding support from Irish Aid, implemented between January 2011 and December 2015 in ten Area Development
Maternal, Child Health and Nutrition in Solomon Islands
Maternal, Child Health and Nutrition (MCHN) statistics for the Solomon Islands have improved over the last 10 years.
1 However, maternal and infant mortality rates remain
Health Program_Dari Factsheet
Health Program Factsheet
Japan Platform_Dari Factsheet
Japan Platform_Factsheet
Presented at Women Deliver 2016 Side Event: Older Women Deliver Too.
Learn more about World Vision's Maternal Newborn Child Health Approaches:
An explanation of World Vision Ghana's successes and challenges in scaling their National CHW Programmes. Presenter: Raymond Owusu. April 2016
Ghana National CHW Preceptor Training Manual
Ghana National CHW Supervisor Training Manual
Ghana National CHW Facilitators Training Manual Module 3
Ghana National Training Curriculum - Module 3 of 3 - Maternal and Child Health
Ghana National CHW Training Facilitators Manual Module 2
Ghana National CHW Participant Manual Module 2 Community Based Care
Ghana National CHW Training Manual for Facilitators
Ghana CHW Training Manual for Participants
HTSP Changes Lives
HTSP Transforms Lives
Some of the most vulnerable groups after an emergency are women and children, many of whom are not be able to access services, are voiceless in community consultations and risk malnutrition disease and death.1 During conflict
In 2015, the WVI Health and Nutrition team conducted a global census of CHW programming activities across 66 field offices to estimate the scale of our work, monitor progress on global commitments, and strengthen internal
