🔴 #Ebola in #DRC - Patients recovered from #Ebola Bundibugyo have been discharged from treatment centres supported by #ALIMA.
To date, 8 patients have recovered in #Bunia and #Rwampara after receiving care.
#Niger - In #Dakoro, mothers measure their children's upper arm circumference themselves using a simple bracelet. If the color changes to yellow, they seek care without delay.
Previously, 80% of admitted children were already suffering from severe malnutrition.
Today, that trend has been reversed. Read more ⤵️
With the support of @GiveWell
https://t.co/m8kI5y0oQg
🇳🇪 #Niger - In #Mirriah, a monthly sachet of nutritional supplement is enough to bring mothers back to health centres... and get their children vaccinated.
The #OptiMAx project combines nutrition and immunization, with already encouraging results.
Read more 👇
https://t.co/1vIgoJbfar
@gatesfoundation@GiveWell@EdesiaNutrition
🇪🇹 #Ethiopia - In #Tigray, 19 kilometres separate Bisrat from the nearest maternity facility.
On her mother’s advice, she left her village three weeks before her due date to reach the waiting area of the maternity ward supported by #ALIMA in May Hanse.
🤝 With support from the #EU - @eu_echo
#Ebola in #DRC – On Tuesday, June 2, Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu, Executive Director of the @WHO Health Emergencies Programme, and his delegation met with #ALIMA teams in #Bunia, #Ituri.
The visit provided an opportunity to discuss priority needs and strengthen the response to the Ebola outbreak.
@Chikwe_I@WHO@OMSRDCONGO
🔴 #Ebola in #DRC - As of May 30, a total of 282 confirmed cases have been reported across three provinces: #Ituri, North #Kivu and South Kivu.
Ituri remains the epicentre of the #outbreak.
Our teams are mobilized in #Rwampara and #Bunia to strengthen patient care, support healthcare workers and deploy CUBEs.
📸 Glody MURHABAZI / AFP
@ALIMA_ORG is uniquely positioned to support Ebola outbreak response in DRC, building on over 15 years of experience supporting local actors in the country and extensive expertise responding to previous Ebola outbreaks. Thank you @DrTedros for spotlighting their work!
🔴 #CNN’s @clarissaward takes a closer look at the response to the #Ebola outbreak in eastern DR #Congo, where #ALIMA teams are caring for patients, reinforcing health facilities, and supporting surveillance and outbreak response efforts to help contain the spread of the disease.
https://t.co/YoAXJzthkZ
CNN's Clarissa Ward gains extraordinary access to the epicenter of a deadly outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where doctors work around the clock and grief, fear and fragile hope collide inside a hospital struggling to contain the virus. Watch more about the doctors on the frontlines at the link: https://t.co/K53PbfkLGU
CNN's Clarissa Ward gains extraordinary access to the epicenter of a deadly outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where doctors work around the clock and grief, fear and fragile hope collide inside a hospital struggling to contain the virus. Watch more about the doctors on the frontlines at the link: https://t.co/K53PbfkLGU
"Before, I was in labour, in pain, and scared." In NE Nigeria, nighttime used to mean a risky home delivery for expectant mothers.
Today, an🇪🇺-funded 24/7 maternity clinic run by @ALIMA_ORG is ensuring women give birth safely - day or night. 🏥👶
Read their stories: https://t.co/FcqAvWGMky
Proud to take in today’s opening of a 42-bed #Ebola treatment center in Bunia, #DRC.
Previously a new pediatric building of the Centre Évangélique Médical entrusted it to @WHO to convert into a facility to provide life-saving, patient centered care to people who have contracted the Bundibugyo virus causing the Ebola disease outreak.
WHO has worked hand in hand with the @MinSanteRDC and local authorities, and partners, including @ALIMA_ORG, @IMC_Worldwide, @UNICEF and @WFP to open the facility. The Centre also benefited from strong support from @FCDOGovUK, which has been a longstanding supporter of WHO’s in DRC.
Following today's opening, the facility started admitting patients.
The centre currently contains 21 beds for confirmed cases and 24 for suspected cases, with the potential of expanding up to 60 beds. In addition, WHO is constructing an annex with 24 beds that is expected to be ready in 2 weeks.
Once fully operational, it will be capable of caring for 65 to 80 patients confirmed or suspected of suffering from Ebola.
The centre represents not just a centre for acute and critical care. It also serves as a testament to the fact people can survive Ebola when symptoms are detected early and optimized supportive and holistic care is provided immediately.
🇪🇹 In Tigray, #Ethiopia, the May Hanse health center was recovering from a conflict that severely weakened healthcare services.
Since July 2025, #ALIMA has supported the center with solar energy, medicines and training for Ministry of Health teams.
The number of assisted deliveries has since doubled.
🤝 With the support of the #EU
🇨🇲 "Our reward is the smile of a mother or a child regaining their strength."
In #Makary, in the Far North of #Cameroon, Noura—a 27-year-old doctor—treats children and mothers affected by the Lake Chad Basin crisis.
In Makary, Fotokol, and Mada, #ALIMA teams provide care for malnutrition, pediatric and obstetric emergencies, as well as sexual and reproductive health services.
With the support of the #EU - @ECHO_CWAfrica
📷 Daniel Beloumou / ALIMA