Global Organizations
by subject
Maternal and Child Health
University of Washington
Health Alliance
International
To improve the health and welfare of disenfranchised peoples worldwide
and work toward more equitable delivery of Health Services. HAI provides
technical assistance and training to improve public health systems in
developing countries. We have been working in Central Mozambique
since 1987 in health areas like maternal and child health, malaria control,
and STI/HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment. In late 2004 we will
be implementing a child survival program in East Timor, where we have
been involved since 1999.
Seattle Area
Health Mothers Health Babies Coalition
of Washington
HMHB serves as the foremost catalyst for improvements in maternal,
child and family health. Information and Referral services for
child and maternal health issues providing education and information
about WIC, Medicaid, social services, childcare and any other family
health related issue.
International
International Child Resource
Institute (ICRI)
Our mission is to improve the lives of children and families throughout
the world, enabling them to survive and succeed. Since 1981, ICRI
has been providing services for families and children around the world. ICRI
makes difference by providing technical assistance and consultation to
a wide variety of nation and international organizations , businesses,
governments, non-profits and others interested in such children's
issues as child care, child abuse prevention, child survival, maternal
and child health, placement alternatives for abandoned and traumatized children
and promotion of children's rights.
PSI
Population Services International (PSI) is the world's leading
non-profit social marketing organization, operating in more than 60 developing
countries. PSI creates demand for essential health products and
services by using private sector marketing techniques and innovative
communications campaigns to motivate positive changes in health behavior. on
the supply side, PSI works with the commercial sector to increase the
availability of these products and services at price which are affordable
to at risk populations. with bottom-line orientation that is rare
among non-profits, PSI social markets products and services for family
planning, maternal and child health, and the prevention of AIDS, malaria
and other diseases.
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