Each year, millions of children world wide live, because of the the good work of

         Child Health Foundation.

 

Congratulations to our 2023 Small Grant Recipients

 

 

Homeland Initiative, Rwanda    Maintenance service for Oxygen Concentrators

 

Health Research and Services Solutions, Rwanda (HRSS)     Early diagnosis of infants with Sickle Cell Disease

 

Tanzania Rural Action Support Programme (TRASP)    Improving Male Parents’ participation in Infant Child Care

 

Millennium Villages and Communities Development Project, Ghana (MVCDP)     Providing care to Children with Disabilities

 

Guidance and Counseling Development Association, Nigeria (GCDA)    Screen, diagnose, and treat Jaundice

 

Partners in Community Social Action, Uganda (PICSA)    Neonatal Resuscitation Training and Chlorhexidine Gel Cord Care

 

Brilliance Family Welfare, Tanzania    Protecting Children of Imprisoned Mothers

 

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Our mission is “Improving the lives of children in low-income settings across the globe by empowering local communities to creatively solve their most pressing child health challenges”

We accomplish this through our unique network of health professionals and organizations committed to improving health policies and practices. We operate as an independent agent of change, seeking and promoting more effective, easily-delivered and less-expensive methods to prevent illness and death of children.