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Malawi: Eye Health Project Tackles Inequity By Bringing Health Services To The Community

  • Apr 22, 2024
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Press Release - A pioneering eye health project in Malawi has broken barriers to health equity by bringing health services to community level. The project, supported by international development organisation Sightsavers, reached over 122,000 people, including women and people with disabilities, across rural and high-poverty areas in the South West Health Zone.

Source: allAfrica.com

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