This program helps in providing proper, good and affordable health care to vulnerable and poor people living in Uvira district especially women and children. After receiving many patients at the MHCD Luvungi Hospital, we found out that there were many cases in need of different specialists. When we were sending them ...
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Most of the activities that we carry out involves a lot of women. This is because women in DRCongo are in the frontline of helping their families and they suffer so much since they are the victims in most dangers. During war,so many Congolese women were raped, some widowed and some suffered chronic diseases due to ...
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This program involves the distribution of new and strong bicycles to vulnerable women and girls. Women are on the frontline in poverty reduction and raising living standards of their families in D.R.Congo.The problem is that due to poverty, they have to travel for very long distances by foot carrying with them heavy ...
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This is one of the micro financing and agricultural program where youths and women keep fish to fight malnutrition and be independent in their villages. We make groups of 5 to 10 people, we give them money to make the ponds and purchase the small fingerlets.After 5 months they harvest and get a lot of fish. They use ...
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Malaria is one of the killer diseases in Africa and DRC.705 of the children we receive in Luvungi Hospital are suffering from malaria Its so bad because if a child goes for days without proper treatment it results to anaemia and most children lose lives. It also leads to cerebral malaria and the children can die and ...
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Higher percentage of population in DRC is the youths and during war they were used even in the army as child soldiers by rebels and they were badly treated. Most of them were traumatised and had lost hope. In helping them come back to normal life, MHCD started sports activities for them that involves other youths from ...
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Because of several wars and insecurity that happened in DRC,many women were left widows and children were orphaned. One of the consequences was poor health hence many children suffering from malnutrition and if there is no medical care and food their lives are lost. In helping the children, we opened a nutritional ...
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This program is involved with helping orphaned children with no support. We started this program when a mentally handicapped woman one day came to deliver at the Hospital, she didn’t know the father and she had remained in the forest till the pregnancy came to term. Some women who were coming from their farmlands one ...
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Most villages in Uvira District do not have any good roads, bridges or electricity and this caused backward development. In helping to improve life standards of people in Uvira District especially villages, we constructed a hospital and a micro hydropower station in Luvungi village, school in Kahororo village, ...
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This is under the MHCDs media program. Before this forms of media, sensitizing the community was very difficult. We had to walk in villages more than 100kms sensitizing the communities on immunization,epilepsy,malaria prevention, peace and reconciliation and this cost us a lot of money and time and it was difficult to ...
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This program involves itself with poverty reduction and women empowerment especially vulnerable women who have gone through so many difficulties in life and have no support whatsoever. We give them each USD20 to USD100 that helps them carry out small businesses like selling bread, vegetables, fruits, fish, clothes, ...
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This is run in collaboration with the Birthing Kits Foundation Australia. Its involved with the distribution of birthing kits, training of traditional midwives and traditional birth attendants, Training of trainers program who then go to the villages to educate the traditional midwives and community health workers and ...
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80% of the Uvira Districts population practice subsistence farming due to lack of training and support. This makes most of them continue in poverty life and lack funds for basic medical care. Because of insecurity, most are also afraid to farm and this contributes to the high rates of poverty and malnutrition. We ...
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As a result of war, many children were left orphans in DRC and could not afford education. In DRC, Nursery school, primary and secondary educations are all payable. Again, most people live below the poverty line meaning most children are cut out of education or schooling. In helping the children, MHCD started a ...
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Education is one of the activities that MHCD gets involved with amongst the youths.As you know,education is the key to life.Computer for life is a youth project teaching them about computers and information technology.We educate the youths who have completed secondary schools and were not lucky enough to attend higher ...
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