HealthProm works with overseas
partners to improve the medical and social well-being of vulnerable women
and children in Russia, the Caucasus, Central Asia and Afghanistan.
Current funding priorities include their Afghan maternal health initiative.
The total cost of the project is £9,250. HealthProm is also seeking
£4,616 for local project administration, clean birth kits and emergency
transportation.
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HealthProm was set up by a team of medical experts to address the healthcare
deficit in the Former Soviet Union. They work with local partners to promote
healthcare and social reform, and to ensure that medical services are made
accessible to mothers and children. HealthProm's practices include infection
control, safe childbirth and child mental health projects.
Our assessment:
- HealthProm is driven by specialists in maternal health and paediatric
care who give their time voluntarily.
- HealthProm works with a growing network of local partners, supporting
them in the implementation of care models and medical interventions.
- HealthProm works in remote geographical locations such northern Afghanistan
where medical support, especially for childbirth, is usually absent.
Quick facts
| Location: |
Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgystan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, UK |
| Sector: |
Children, Health, Women
|
| Annual income: |
£185,180 (31st March 2008) |
| Annual expenditure: |
£198,388 |
| Number of paid staff: |
4 |
| Registration: |
UK Registered charity 1100459 |
| Date of most recent contact with Prospero: |
Information update 9th July 2009 |