Estate Planning Helps Health Facilities like Bishop Joseph Sullivan Hospital in Haiti
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Estate Planning Helps Health Facilities like Bishop Joseph Sullivan Hospital in Haiti
CMMB works in countries with some of the highest maternal and infant mortality rates in the world. A lack of access to quality healthcare leads to these high numbers, endangering the health of both pregnant women and children.
Globally, our maternal health programs focus on keeping expectant mothers and their babies healthy, and alive. At the Bishop Joseph Sullivan Hospital (BJSH), mothers receive free pre- and post-natal care. These important check-ups help identify risks, and when necessary, treat complications before they become deadly.
Bishop Joseph Sullivan Hospital is a source of hope for the community.
Your generosity allows doctors, nurses, and health workers at the hospital save lives every day. In addition, your support provides necessary equipment for nurse anesthesiologists to make delivery by C-section available at no cost for women living in poverty. “Bishop Joseph Sullivan Hospital is a source of hope for the community. We are really thankful to have great donors and dedicated health providers helping to save thousands of lives,” said Dorothy Emilem, an anesthesiologist and CMMB project officer in Haiti.
By providing these services at the hospital, we are keeping women and babies safe and healthy in Côtes-de-Fer, Haiti and surrounding communities.