tailieunhanh - Afghan Women’s Health Campaign Feminist Majority Foundation

Huairou Commission member in Binga District in the Northwest of Zimbabwe, Ntengwe for Community Development, with support from the Huairou Commission, carried out an on-going land, property and inheritance project at the grassroots level to provide direction in the implementation of land rights and property and inheritance rights for women and girls through the support of women’s groups and community dialogue. Watchdog groups were set up with 15 women in each group. Women meet monthly for sharing challenges and lessons learned. During this monthly meeting opportunities are given to community women to receive counseling, and to assist. | Afghan Women s Health Campaign Feminist Majority Foundation This campaign kit includes Overview The Facts on Afghan Women s Health How You Can Help Fundraising Suggestions Information Flyer Fundraising Poster Produced by the Feminist Majority Foundation s Campus Program East Coast 1600 Wilson Blvd. Suite 801 Arlington VA 22209 - West Coast 433 S. Beverly Drive Beverly Hills Ca 90212 - July 2007 Afghan Women s Health Campaign One in six Afghan women will die from complications during pregnancy or childbirth. Compare this number to one in 2 500 in the United States and one in 29 000 in Sweden. War-torn Afghanistan has been left without a functioning health care system. There is a drastic shortage of doctors nurses and midwives. Today only 14 percent of Afghan women receive skilled medical attention during pregnancy or childbirth. Death by hemorrhaging and prolonged or obstructed labor is a very real threat. Most women have never seen a doctor and few have access to contraception. You can help Afghan women and girls indeed all too many very young girls -- 11 12 or 13 years old -- will become pregnant . It only costs 3 000 to train a skilled midwife in Afghanistan. You or your campus organization can sponsor an Afghan midwife s training and save women s lives. The . promised to free Afghan women and to give the country a Marshall Plan. Afghanistan s 2004 Constitution mandated equal rights for women. But an Afghan woman s daily reality is far different. Please join this campaign today. Produced by the Feminist Majority Foundation s Campus Program East Coast 1600 Wilson Blvd. Suite 801 Arlington VA 22209 - West Coast 433 S. Beverly Drive Beverly Hills Ca 90212 - July 2007 Afghan Women s Health Campaign THE FACTS 1 in 6 Afghan women will die from complications during pregnancy or childbirth An Afghan woman dies every 27 minutes from pregnancy-related causes 16 of .

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• Psychological Impact
• Chronic Renal Failure
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• Patients – Experience
• Republic of Macedonia
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• Doctoral thesis summary
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• Rural adolescent girls
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