We remain committed to improving health outcomes and restoring hope to families because preventable deaths should never be accepted.

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Let us hold our ground on maternal health!

while financial barriers and rural isolation limit their ability to seek timely care.

At The Addis Clinic, our Maternal and Child Health Program operates in refugee camps in Beledweyne and Mogadishu, providing critical prenatal and postnatal care to internally displaced mothers and children.

In Somalia, a growing medical crisis made worse by significant reductions in international aid has forced many life-saving programs to pause or shut down entirely. Women and girls face heightened risks due to reproductive health needs, pregnancy, and chronic conditions,

May this day inspire us all to act in ways that uplift our communities and one another.

#MLKDay

Topic: Depression in Primary Care: Screening, Diagnosis & Management
Date: January 14, 2026
Time: 12 PM EST/ 8 PM EAT
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Learn practical approaches to screening, diagnosis, treatment, and referral for depression across all age groups in primary care and general hospital settings.

Topic: Depression in Primary Care: Screening, Diagnosis & Management
Date: January 14, 2026
Time: 12 PM EST/ 8 PM EAT
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the most prevalent psychiatric conditions worldwide.

This session will equip primary care clinicians and hospital physicians with practical tools for compassionate diagnosis, effective treatment, and appropriate referral.

At The Addis Clinic, we believe every mother and child deserves the opportunity to live healthy lives. With compassion, encouragement, and access to quality care, no one has to face HIV alone.

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By donating to our program, you help mothers give their children a healthier start in life. Donate here to join us in standing with families affected by HIV by donating here: addisclinic.org/donate

When we act together, our impact is greater than any one challenge.

with strong hope for suppression. Our team continues to stand with her, providing counseling and support for both mother and baby during this critical time.

Your support makes transformations like this possible.

their ARVs in bushes show just how deeply stigma can shape health choices.

Together, they found safe ways for her to disclose her status and regain the confidence to restart treatment. Today, she is taking her medication consistently and has recently completed a viral load test

When Truphena visited her at home, they spoke openly about her fears. In many Kenyan communities, stigma forces women to hide their antiretroviral medication or take it in secret to avoid opposition from partners. Stories like those from Tana River County where women have been forced to bury

At just 17, the mother learned she was HIV positive during her pregnancy. Afraid to disclose her status to her partner, she kept her diagnosis and medication a secret. The fear and stress grew until she stopped treatment altogether.

And when you connect a deeply committed local clinician with global specialist knowledge, you create an unstoppable force for health equity.

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Thank you always for your dedicated support!

Stories like this highlight the real impact of your donation to our program. This program is powerful because it’s not about replacing our local experts; it’s about connecting them.

To help sustain this work, please make a donation at addisclinic.org/donate.
Physicians who wish to contribute their expertise can join our Volunteer Medical Corps and become part of this life-saving network at addisclinic.org/vmc.

Thank you always for your dedicated support!