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A Rohingya mother sits holding her young son in the family's shelter in Kutupalong Refugee Camp in Bangladesh.
Pregnant and Displaced: A Rohingya Mother’s Life in Kutupalong Refugee Camp
Kolima fled Myanmar after her home was burned and sought safety in Kutupalong Refugee Camp. Pregnant and navigating life in exile, she reflects on trauma, uncertainty, and the community health support ...
A health worker in a community clinic in Myanmar uses a blood pressure cuff to check the blood pressure of an elderly patient.
From the Front Lines to the Global Stage: Community Health Workers Demand Recognition and Reform
They care for billions. Now they’re standing up for themselves. Explore how community health workers are shaping a global call for equity and change. ...
USAID Shutdown: Impacts on Global Health and Humanitarian Aid
The abrupt shutdown of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has sent shockwaves through the global aid community. Its cessation now threatens both immediate and long-term sta ...
Two mothers who gave birth during the floods in July 2024 with their babies outside a wooden house in southeastern Myanmar.
When the Waters Break: Giving Birth Safely in the Flood
When floodwaters threatened a community health facility operated by a Community Partners International (CPI) partner organization, the health care team mobilized to ensure pregnant women could give bi ...
Voices of Trust: Shamjida, a Rohingya refugee from Myanmar, holds her baby in her arms while sitting in her shelter in Kutupalong Refugee Camp, Bangladesh, with her husband and young daughter. Shamjida opted to vaccinate her child against ten dangerous diseases through an immunization project supported by Community Partners International.
Voices of Trust: How Rohingya Volunteers are Changing Minds on Vaccination
Rumors and misinformation fuel vaccine hesitancy among Rohingya refugees from Myanmar sheltering in Bangladesh. However, Rohingya community immunization volunteers use education and encouragement to t ...
Making NCD Care Affordable: “It got so bad I had to have my leg amputated.”
Despite high mortality rates, non-communicable diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease are often neglected in Myanmar due to low levels of public awareness and concerns about ...
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