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If the world worked as it should, we wouldn’t exist.
So then why do we exist? For whom do we exist?
We drive forward projects that guarantee access to universal health systems, that educate, that research and prevent, doing so for the most forgotten people on the planet, because our work as a Foundation is to improve in order to not forget.
Socio-economic wellbeing
Christine Aledohan, Zé commun, Benín
Three years ago Christine Aledohan built a latrine that not only improved her life, but also that of her community.
Detection and treatment
Innocent and Samuel. Detected thanks to training
A 10-year-old boy who, thanks to an awareness talk, was diagnosed with yaws in time.
Socio-economic wellbeing
Mabel Tawiah. A former Buruli ulcer patient
At the age of 18, he discovered a strange nodule in his right leg, but they did not act in time.
Nana Konama. Deputy Director of the National Programme against Buruli Ulcer in Ghana
“If we had the resources, I would like to invest them in training healthcare and community staff”
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Socio-economic wellbeing
Christine Aledohan, Zé commun, Benín
Three years ago Christine Aledohan built a latrine that not only improved her life, but also that of her community.
Socio-economic wellbeing
Doctor Josiane Aze, Chief Physician at the Zè commune, Benin
“Training women is essential for reducing poverty and, therefore, the debilitating diseases transmitted in this environment”
Detection and treatment
Innocent and Samuel. Detected thanks to training
A 10-year-old boy who, thanks to an awareness talk, was diagnosed with yaws in time.
Socio-economic wellbeing
Mabel Tawiah. A former Buruli ulcer patient
At the age of 18, he discovered a strange nodule in his right leg, but they did not act in time.
Nana Konama. Deputy Director of the National Programme against Buruli Ulcer in Ghana
“If we had the resources, I would like to invest them in training healthcare and community staff”
Shirley Victoria Simpson. Researcher in the bacteriology department of the Noguchi laboratories in Ghana
“Early detection is key”
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