MEDICAL SERVICES

Many people throughout Africa have limited access to quality health care, let alone major medical interventions or surgeries. Our medical programs in Ghana, Ethiopia, and Sierra Leone are designed to help individuals receive life-saving procedures, medicine, needed surgeries, and maternal care that would otherwise not be available. We work closely with local, regional and international partners to provide critical assistance to vulnerable individuals For example, in Ghana, we partner with the Ministry of Health that refers complicated patient situations to our team. Working with Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, our staff arranges for the complex surgeries to be performed. In Ethiopia, we partner with the Ministry of Health to provide cataract screenings and surgeries at ENA health posts; serving hundreds of citizens that are cataract blind in rural communities. In Sierra Leone, our nurses provide immunizations and well-baby check ups to children under five.

When necessary, partner with hospitals to perform surgeries that can't be accomplished otherwise.

Cataract screenings, clinics, and surgeries.

Provide immunizations and well-baby checkups to children under five in Sierra Leone.

People who have received medical treatment

Cataract surgeries performed

Eyesight For Ethiopia

Urgo and Midesko (pictured left), a beautiful elderly couple from Bekejo, Ethiopia, have both suffered from blindness due to cataracts for over a decade. This sweet couple walked out of surgery hand-in-hand, anxious to see for the first time grandchildren they had lived with but never seen! 

Read Urgo and Modesto's story
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TESTIMONIALS

Medical Services Stories

“ENA has brought my life from darkness to the light. I am so much happy now.”

Danse Gemechu

Age 16 Libun Gadula, Ethiopia

“ENA has brought my life from darkness to the light. I am so much happy now.”

Danse Gemechu

Age 16 Libun Gadula, Ethiopia

“Women and newborns require support and careful monitoring after birth. Most maternal and infant deaths occur in the first six weeks after delivery, yet this remains the most neglected phase in the provision of quality maternal and newborn care in Sierra Leone. We are grateful for ENA’s dedication to the maternal health of mothers.”

Ibrahim Jalloh

Country Director, ENA

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