Life-saving Care for the Hurting and Forgotten
Offices in U.S. & Kenya
Joined May 2025
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African Mission Healthcare retweeted
Screening complete ✅
Today, our patients have completed screening, and we are ready to set off for the 3rd–6th October 2026 free birth injuries camp.
Together with @AMHorg , we look forward to providing specialised surgical care and restoring hope to patients.
#NsambyaHospital
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
@AMHorg has supported the delivery of low, moderate, & high fidelity simulation mannequins that will enhance clinical skills training for healthcare professionals, helping prepare them to deliver safe & compassionate patient care.
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
An incredible first day of the Tiny Feet Big Steps Neonatology Conference in Arusha, Tanzania! Healthcare professionals from 19 African nations united to improve care for critically ill and premature newborns
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African Mission Healthcare retweeted
Winny’s newborn was sent home to die—until a cry from a box changed everything. At a trained NICU, he survived. Stories like this show how training saves lives.
Read Winny's story: ichafrica.org/winny.html
#TinyFeetBigSteps #NeoTwitter @AMHorg #ICHA
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
We hosted Mr. Scott Marcello , President & Board Member of @AMHorg and Mr. Michael Bernaski for a courtesy visit.
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African Mission Healthcare retweeted
We are grateful to @AMHorg for the generous donation of two anesthesia machines
This support strengthens our capacity to provide safe surgical and emergency care to the communities we serve
Together,we continue advancing quality healthcare in Uganda
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African Mission Healthcare retweeted
With support from @AMHorg and Watsi, we continue to advance women’s health and access to safe surgical care.
#NsambyaHospital
As we celebrate Women’s Month we are hosting a dinner to recognize the impact of our Free Birth Injuries Camp, where over 50 women have received life changing surgeries restoring dignity and hope.
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African Mission Healthcare retweeted
ICHA is building a future where every child in Africa receives skilled, compassionate care. Through TFBS, we’ve trained 829 clinicians from 203 hospitals in 20 countries—empowering local teams to transform newborn care.
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#TinyFeetBigSteps #TFBS #Neotwitter
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
At the close of the training, participants received certificates of completion marking not just attendance, but the acquisition of practical skills designed to reduce maternal mortality and advance safer outcomes nationwide.
#NsambyaHospital @AMHorg
The programme blends hands-on skills with deliberate practice creating a safe learning space where teams can rehearse critical steps, sharpen decision-making, and elevate the quality of care delivered to mothers and newborns across Uganda.
#NsambyaHospital @AMHorg
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
🌍Tiny Feet, Big Steps 🌍
Huge gratitude to our sponsors and partners for making our first TFBS Neonatology Conference in Ethiopia possible! 💙
Your support is transforming newborn care in Ethiopia and beyond. Thank you!
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#TFBS2025Ethiopia
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
Teaching across borders 🇰🇪➡️🇺🇬
This week our @KijabeHospital team is at St. Francis Nsambya Hospital, Uganda, delivering MOST Training and strengthening maternal care.
Supported by @AMHorg to keep saving lives during birth.
#MOSTTraining #SimulationInHealthcare #AMH
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
From one NICU to many: we’ve shaped context-driven neonatal care practices and now empower healthcare workers to carry this knowledge home—sharing skills, planting seeds of hope and healing across Africa.
TFBS is expanding to Ethiopia tinyfeetbigsteps.com/
#TFBS2025Arusha #ICHA
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
#Update
Nkhoma Mission Hospital in Lilongwe has embarked on a journey of constructing a Surgical Centre at the facility with financial support from Medical Benevolence Foundation (MBF) and African Mission Healthcare (AMH).
African Mission Healthcare retweeted
“BethanyKids was our answered prayer,” Ruth says, her voice full of gratitude. “My son receives the right care, and I’ve also found a community of parents and caregivers—a reminder that I am not alone
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