Mozambique

Health has a new home: Three new health facilities strengthen services in northern Mozambique

A mother takes her infant for a health check-up in Upajo Village, Mozambique, July 2024. Photographer: Rich Townsend   At the

STRIDES for SRHR through Resilient Health Systems (STRIDES)

Duration: 2025-2032 Location: Kenya (Kilifi), Mozambique (Cabo Delgado) Reach: 457,996, including women ages 20-49 and adolescent girls ages 10-19 Budget: $25 million CAD ($22.5

Ripples of change: Women’s Change Groups in Mozambique

Gender inequality, often rooted in unequal sociocultural norms, is a daily challenge in Mozambique’s northern province of Cabo Delgado.  To

The Mobile Clinic: Bringing care to the doorsteps of communities

In Cabo Delgado, Mozambique’s northernmost province, access to health care is difficult due to a shortage of facilities and workers,

In Safe Hands: Meet Awa and Zura

Awa and Zura are among more than a million Mozambicans who have been internally displaced by conflict in Cabo Delgado,

More than a room: Safe spaces for girls in Mozambique

In areas affected by conflict and displacement, women and girls face exacerbated patterns of discrimination that affect their wellbeing. In

On the road to save lives: Mobile health clinics in Mozambique

In the lush landscapes of Cabo Delgado, where the roads are often unpaved and health facilities are few and far

In A Heartbeat: Expanding possibilities

In this short film, we learn how facilities like this one in Montepuez are growing to accommodate the needs of young Mozambicans. 

In A Heartbeat: Starting the conversation

Teresa is a youth peer mentor in Mozambique, who educates her peers about their reproductive and sexual health and rights.