Our team brings a unique blend of experience, knowledge and skills gained from 35 years of grassroot project implementation and fieldwork in the healthcare sector
The result: know-how and experience that benefits communities worldwide
Our focus on primary care is a direct reflection of Santé Monde's core values. Respecting the realities and priorities of each country, our contributions are multifaceted.
3,300 people
trained
190 health centres
and 13 hospitals supported
(some of which were built or renovated)
14 training programs
developed and implemented
These endeavours have a positive impact on the health of women, children and adolescents, particularly through the availability and promotion of family planning services, prenatal consults, assisted childbirth, STI screening and management, malaria prevention, immunization and other essential services.
We support improving the capacity of countries' surveillance systems to detect, prevent, and respond more effectively to endemic and potentially epidemic and pandemic diseases and other public health problems.
Our projects to strengthen epidemiological surveillance systems save thousands of lives.
1,243 people trained in intervention epidemiology
Experience in 16 West African countries
500 health districts where surveillance capacity has been strengthened
The number of people who have benefited from our support to date is enormous, even incalculable, because of the preventive nature of these projects
Supporting HIV response activities is one of the cornerstones of our experience. It is within the framework of these projects that we have created and implemented innovative approaches, including the development of adapted services, improving the capacity to generate and manage data, and deconstructing gender stereotypes. Over the course of our projects, our multidisciplinary approach has led to long-term results in several intervention areas.
We focus primarily on improving the capacity of public health systems to deliver appropriately adapted services in an integrated and sustainable manner as well as on prevention and prioritizing the needs of populations at higher risk of exposure to HIV.
Our goal: to adapt health services to the needs of communities.
15,300 people
trained
Support in 10 sub-Saharan African countries and Haiti
400 health structures supported
633,740 STI cases handled
Over 5 million condoms sold or distributed
4,104,330 people reached through awareness and prevention activities
Gender and human rights inequality is an obstacle to development and has tragic consequences for the health of populations, particularly among women and adolescents. This is why we integrate the notions of gender equality and human rights into all of our projects transversally, using a rights-based approach.
This vision contributes greatly to the success and sustainability of our projects, because the health of a population can only advance successfully in a fair and equitable social context!
Strengthening women’s individual and collective capabilities, and their active participation in decision-making spaces
Promotion of health services that meet the specific needs of women, while respecting their rights
Raising awareness among men and the entire community on the importance of women’s rights