Health

Entrenching person-centred life-stages care to advance the right to health in Sierra Leone

0


Freetown – Twenty-five-year-old Yainkain Sesay is expecting her first child. Before her first antenatal visit to King Harman Maternity and Child Hospital in Freetown, Sierra Leone’s capital city, she was anxious. “When I visited the hospital before I was pregnant, it was hard because I couldn’t afford to pay for all the treatment,” she says. But when she returned this time, she was pleasantly surprised. “The health services here are good and I feel safe. They don’t ask for money and they provide good treatment. Pregnant women like me are treated well.”

Source

Nigeria’s public debt rises, driven by domestic borrowing

Previous article

MDaaS Global, a Nigerian e-health startup, raises $3M in funding.

Next article

You may also like

Comments

Comments are closed.

More in Health