Mandy Moore and Jennifer James See Tanzania's Health Workers in Action
Two global health advocates experience firsthand the inner workings of a rural, mobile HIV facility.
Two global health advocates experience firsthand the inner workings of a rural, mobile HIV facility.
In rural Tanzania, health workers toil away in tents to stem HIV.
Every day Alfredo provides HIV education and gets positive clients on treatment.
Jennifer James of Mom Bloggers for Social Good is in Tanzania this week to report on frontline health workers—and why they matter.
Meet Phylis Cherono Siele, a nurse in Kenya's Tenwek Mission Hospital whose joy comes from helping clients find hope, even in the most difficult times.
It looks like a little ketchup packet. But it could help HIV-positive women throughout Zambia give their newborns a virus-free start.
Meet an Ethiopian nurse whose passion lies in saving mothers' lives, and listen as he tells us about one of his best days on the job.
In Bariadi district, we teamed up with a local cotton gin to prevent HIV and make sure locals have access to health workers who can help.
In the aftermath of receiving discriminatory care at a local maternity hospital, one young mother living with HIV found her calling.
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