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Safeguarding mothers and babies
It is a worrying time for expectant mothers everywhere. Our local partners are working hard to ensure that women can still access potentially…
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Staying green
As a health charity with partners in 11 countries of Africa and Asia, we are mindful of the long-term environmental consequences of single-use…
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StoryMobile Clinics in Sri Lanka
IMPACT Sri Lanka use a mobile medical bus to take healthcare to outlying communities, where people have little to no access to medical care...
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StoryRain Water Harvesting
Our local partner in Kenya, IMPACT East Africa, implements a school health programme to improve the health of disadvantaged children in Kitui County...
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NewsNews from the field – Nepal
IMPACT is dedicated to ending malnutrition in all its forms. Our partners throughout Africa and Asia establish home gardens for families to grow nutritious vegetables which can boost their meager diets.
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NewsLearning from each other
Every year IMPACT benefits from the generosity of many volunteers from all around the world who volunteer their valuable time on the Jibon Tari floating hospital and in our hospital clinics in Chuadanga and Meherpur.
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StoryNews from the field – Cambodia
IMPACT Cambodia’s 1,000 Days project supports women and their babies from the start of pregnancy to the child’s second birthday.
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IMPACT in Africa
In Tanzania, IMPACT’s local partner, Maternity Africa, restores hope to women who are injured giving birth.
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On the road with IMPACT Zanzibar
Our partners in Zanzibar are committed to providing healthcare to remote and impoverished communities and to those who need it most.
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Tasty Team makes an IMPACT!
Our UK programme, The Tasty Team, aims to prevent a range of potentially disabling diseases and serious conditions, by providing cooking sessions, budgeting help and general nutritional advice to improve the health and well being of children and families in Mid Sussex.
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BBC Lifeline Appeal
Watch our BBC Lifeline Appeal presented by Ade Edmonson. This special appeal focuses on our work in India, where our Lifeline Express hospital train takes healthcare to marginalised communities across the country.
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Transforming lives in Bangladesh
Little Rupaiya has always had a beautiful smile but the cleft lip she was born with meant she could not feed easily as a baby, was hungry and failing to thrive.
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