FCI Program of MSH

02/22/2018

Study in 3 health centers in Ethiopia shows that more women had gestational diabetes than previously thought. But with advice on exercise and diet, women were able to bring down their blood glucose levels to normal.

Posted on February 21, 2018February 21, 2018 by FCI Program of MSHTargeting Gestational Diabetes During Antenatal Care: Experience from Ethiopia By Mebrahtu Abraha Gebremikael, Elke Konings and Christie Roberts, Management Sciences for Health (MSH) This article originally appeared on the blog for th...

02/06/2018

We're amazed by the leaders, advocates, service providers & community volunteers in who work so hard to in their communities! http://bit.ly/2nMyzM0

12/21/2017

Thank you for partnering with us to improve the health and well-being of women, children, and adolescents everywhere!

11/30/2017

A 15-year-old survivor of familial r**e tells her story of resilience and commitment to join efforts to end gender-based violence. http://bit.ly/2AkNl2p

11/29/2017

Village by village, person by person, we're proud to join champions and leaders in Mali to prevent and end gender-based violence and harmful practices in Mali. http://bit.ly/2AiSNTr

11/22/2017

With funding from Johnson & Johnson, the FCI Program of MSH supported midwifery workshops in the Sahel and Northern regions of Burkina Faso. In regions where maternal and neonatal mortality are highest in the country, midwives practiced concepts from curricula on compassionate care, Helping Mothers Survive and Helping Babies Breathe. Read about these workshops on http://rightsandrealities.org

11/22/2017

Go behind the scenes of a midwifery training on compassionate care and helping mothers survive childbirth. New post on Rights & Realities http://bit.ly/2zXtE2P

10/31/2017

Access to quality reproductive healthcare is even more important in a crisis. We must act now to help women & girls in the crisis. TOMORROW: UNFPA's Arthur Erken tells United Nations Foundation how YOU can help http://bit.ly/2m3MLAL

10/17/2017

When she has the means to make decisions for her own life, she'll get the job done.

10/17/2017

Today, gaps in wealth have grown shockingly wide around the world. These gaps in privilege affect all parts of life, including a woman’s reproductive health and access to family planning. For example, the unmet need for family planning in developing countries is highest among women in the poorest 20% of households. Read this new report from UNFPA, and see what actions you can take for a more equal world.

Reproductive health and rights in an age of inequality

10/11/2017

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an adolescent girl uses her experience with antenatal care to help others care for their health http://bit.ly/2yaRmYI

10/11/2017

Happy International Day of the Girl!