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THE CULTURE
Africa Healthcare stereotype
For nearly century healthcare institutions in sub Saharan Africa and around the world have been waiting for patients and victims to reach their compounds when they are very severely ill, millions of the victims and diseased are left in the community until they become severely ill or sometimes they don't show up in the hospital because of poverty, violence or native barriers. The effect hits more vulnerable children and women, Their diseases, trauma, psychological torture and sense of loneness and loss of hope that cross throughout the victims, families and communities are not prevented and healed costing more lives and economy. Today this is still the practices for over 300 million Africans in many vulnerable communities in sub Saharan Africa which continues to experience healthcare inaccessibility and inequalities with high morbidity and mortality. The following deprived population are much affected;

Indigenous people

Tortured citizens

Refugees

Disabled people

Affected by any form of Violences

Vulnerable Children and Women

People living in extreme poor conditions
CURE BEYOND HOSPITALS
Cure beyond Hospitals
CURE BEYOND HOSPITALS
Cure beyond hospitals combine technology and social inclusion to bring cure for the most deprived population in their communities in Sub Saharan Africa.
THE HEALING BOX
OUR HEALING BOXES
MARTENALBOX
BREASTBOX
OUR HEALING BOXES
Our healing boxes are designed specifically to the needs of the most vulnerable population, scientifically proven data and based on the morbidity and mortality. Our boxes are available beyond hospitals to discover, prevent and minimize sufferings.
THE HEALING POINTS
THE NITIBU HEALING POINTS
Our community healing points
The Healing (Nitibu) POINTS innovated to help refugees, victims of Violence and tortured citizens sustainably heal their trauma and prevent them from preventable deaths
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CURE BEYOND HOSPITALS

"Until All are Healthy"

For nearly century healthcare institutions in sub Saharan Africa and around the world have been waiting for patients and victims to reach their compounds when they are very severely ill, millions of the victims and diseased are left in the community until they become severely ill or sometimes they don't show up in the hospital because of poverty, violence or native barriers. The effect hits more vulnerable children and women, Their diseases, trauma, psychological torture and sense of loneness and loss of hope that cross throughout the victims, families and communities are not prevented and healed costing more lives and economy. Today this is still the practices for over 300 million Africans in many vulnerable communities in sub Saharan Africa which continues to experience healthcare inaccessibility and inequalities with high morbidity and mortality. The following deprived population are much affected;

Indigenous people
Tortured citizens
Refugees
Disabled people
Affected by any form of Violences
Vulnerable Children and Women
People living in extreme poor conditions

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