Reducing post partum haemorrhage A group of VHT’s and Traditional Birth Attendants photographed after training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Rupa Health Centre II, Moroto District, Karamoja, Uganda.
Reducing post partum haemorrhage A School trained midwife standing side by side with a Traditional Birth Attendant after training, at Nakiloro Health Centre II, Moroto District, Karamoja, Uganda.
Reducing post partum haemorrhage Traditional Birth Attendants scrutinizing training booklets during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Nakiloro Health Centre II, Moroto District, Uganda.
Reducing post partum haemorrhage A Traditional Birth Attendant raising her hand to ask a question during training on Postpertum Haemorrhage at Nakiloro Health Centre II, Moroto District, Uganda.
Reducing post partum haemorrhage Philomena, a midwife at Loputuk Health Centre III participating during a training on management of Postpertum Hemorrhage at Loputuk Health Centre III, Moroto District, Karamoja, Uganda.
Piwa Maleng Oroma Catherine, the Chairperson of the Hand Pump Mechanics Association of Lamogi Sub-County carrying out routine maintenance on one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng project in Amuru District, Uganda.