The project staff of Mozambique Canada Maternal Health Project in Inhambane overjoyed at the arrival of the ambulances, which will be a critical component in reducing maternal child mortality.
Representatives from leadership structures – provincial and district – who were on hand as part of the ceremony of 3 ambulances being delivered to 3 districts where the Mozambique Canada Maternal Health Project has concentrated programming support for women and child health.
Report from Lidia Mondlane, Mozambique Director, Mozambique Canada Maternal Health Project, December 21st, 2018
“I am sharing at this moment the images of the delivery of the ambulances, by His Excellency the Governor of the Province of Inhambane, to the Administrators of Zavala, Morrumbene and Vilanculo. This ceremony took place today, December 21, 2018, at 8:00 a.m. The following were present: Permanent Secretary of Inhambane Province; Members of the Provincial Government, Administrators of the Province of Inhambane, and Members of Parliament.
The project partner in Mozambique was represented by the Inhambane Provincial Director of Health, members of the provincial government, and the collective of the Director of Heath for the province.
See the Canadian Insignia on the back door drivers side – the partnership that has been developed Mozambique-Canada.
The Governor of the Province of Inhambane highly praised the Mozambique-Canada Maternal Health Project, with many thanks to the Mozambique Canada partnership.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS, that the year 2019 brings us better opportunities for success and progress in our Project work”
Ambulances of this type are an important asset in the Inhambane Provincial Health Care System that could really help women who have emergency medical needs. We hope these ambulances will address an identified need. Thank you to all in the leadership team, in Mozambique and Saskatoon, for making this milestone event a reality.