Before workers arrived for the morning, a line had formed. Living Goods announced that their branch in Tula, Uganda would be hiring more health care promoters. 200 women showed up last Friday. Sixty will be selected.
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What does it take to save the life of a child in Uganda? Listen to our Co-Founder, Becky Straw, as she takes you behind-the-scenes to meet two children struggling with malnutrition and the women working tirelessly to keep them healthy.
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The vast majority of children in developing countries aren’t dying from unknown diseases or acts of war. They perish because their parents can’t find medicine or a trained health care worker in time.
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“It was embarrassing,” Joyce admitted, recalling her childhood memory.
Winding through narrow streets, around potholes and ditches, our driver was careful to dodge all the children in school uniforms walking along the edge of the road.
What does it take to save the life of a child in Uganda? Listen to our Co-Founder, Becky Straw, as she takes you behind-the-scenes to meet two children struggling with malnutrition and the women working tirelessly to keep them healthy.
Before workers arrived for the morning, a line had formed. Living Goods announced that their branch in Tula, Uganda would be hiring more health care promoters. 200 women showed up last Friday. Sixty will be selected.
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