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| ON COVID: Environmental Dimension to accelerate Recovery from COVID-19 Welcome Message An African child dies every three seconds from AIDS and extreme poverty, six million African children die from mulnutrition before their fifth birthday, in Sub-Sahara Africa, 1 in every 6 children dies before age five. Vision: To create a society where women who are vulnerable and marginalized have access to reproductive Health and development so as to empower them economically, socially, Politically, culturally to fight the injustice against the development of womanhood Our vision is a culture of sustainability - knowledgeable communities who value and implement best practices in the pursuit of safer and healthier maternal delivery. Mission: APOTBC's mission is to Reduce Infant Mortality Through Improved Maternity Health In Africa. APOTBC's programs are holistic and participatory, combining research, education and community organization to develop grass roots strategies promoting rural livelihood and healthcare. Our approach has, over the years, proved effective because it addresses the fundamental needs of the people. What We Do Together with you, we help build a better world. Our major fields of operation include
In August, 2009 APOTBC offered antenatal and other delivery services including counseling on Family Planning to over 300 needy inhabitants of the Sra community in suhum Kraboa Coaltar District in the Eastern Region, Ghana. In partnership with AusAID and INA (Australia), APOTBC has constructed a Health Centre in the Sra community for antennal, Family Planning, HIV/AIDS prevention, Malaria Control and other health cases that might crop up in the community. APOTBC has also purchased a motorbike and ambulance to take care of referral and emergency cases that may arise, as well as hospital equipment such as beds, scales resuscitators, drip stands and other office equipment for both the clinic and nurses quarters in the Sra health centre. Distribution of birthing kits in the Suhum Kraboa Coaltar District in April and December, 2010. |
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