“We’re Just Serving”: Catholic Sisters Expand Healthcare, Women’s Empowerment Among Malawi’s Underserved Communities
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The Plenary of the Chamber of Deputies gave its endorsement on Wednesday (12) to a bill that establishes the full and regular evaluation of women's health in the Unified Health System (SUS). The matter now follows for the presidential sanction, representing a significant advance for public health policy in the country. The proposal, [...]
“We’re just serving”: Catholic Sisters Expand Healthcare, Women’s Empowerment among Malawi’s Underserved Communities
Catholic Sisters in Malawi are extending healthcare and other essential services to underserved communities through initiatives that also promote women’s empowerment, nutrition and education. Sr. Teresa Mulenga, a member of the Sisters of St. Theresa of the Child Jesus (Teresian Sisters), coordinates the Healthcare Network of the Association of Women in Religious Institutes of Malawi (AWRIM), which brings together eight Institutes of Consecrated…
Women's health beyond motherhood: Expanding the national healthcare conversation
One of India’s greatest public health successes over the past two decades has been the transformation of maternal healthcare. Focused investments in antenatal care, institutional deliveries and community awareness have dramatically improved outcomes for mothers and newborns across the country. Yet, I believe the most valuable lesson from this progress extends far beyond pregnancy itself. During those nine months, healthcare becomes remarkably pr…
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