Merrygold Health Network aims at creating access to low cost good quality Maternal and Child Health (MCH) services by networking with Private health service providers as franchisees.
Project Muso
Approach
Target geography
Target Population
Target income level
- Bottom 20%
- Lower-middle income (20-40%)
Health focus
- Malaria and other vector borne diseases
- Maternal, newborn and child health
- Nutrition
Summary
The Muso Project in Mali aims to reduce maternal and child mortality rates through preventative and proactive healthcare. Employing community-health workers, establishing home-based care, and setting up rapid-access clinics are three ways in which the Muso Project seeks to accomplish its goals.Program goals
Muso Project's Goals are as follows:
- Provide early access to Manernal, Newborn, and Child Healthcare in rural, poor communities in Mali
- Train and hire CHWs to condust home visits and identify symptoms
- Establish rapid clinics
- Provide home-based care
- Work with the Malian Government in a Public-Private Partnership to reduce maternal and child mortality
Key program components
The Muso Project aims to:
- Train community members as Community Health Workers to identify symptoms, provide basic healthcare, and conduct monitoring...over 5,000 CHWs are currently employed with the Muso Project
- Enhance operational processes through home-based care, rapid clinics, and the elimination of point-of-care fees
- Monitor internal standards and conduct rigorous evaluations of the program
Scale
Financials
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