Mobile Health Clinics for Conflict Affected Mother

| No One Down Relief Organization (NODRO)
| Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
| Registration number: 7509
| Bank Name: Bank of Abyssinia (BoA) Hayat Condominium Branch
| NODRO USD Bank Account: 219217595
| NODRO ETB Bank Account: 219217234
| SWIFT Code: ABYSETAA
| TIN number: 00949886173
| Email: nodeethiopia.org@gmail.com
| Tel: +251-967-105-147
| P.O. Box: 7520
| Our Ref No: NODRO/Global/March/2026/L.No.07
| Date: March 07, 2026

Project Report on

Mobile Health Clinics for Conflict Affected Mothers (70815)

Dear GlobalGiving Community,

Warm greetings from No One Down Relief Organization (NODRO).

We are pleased to submit our latest progress report for the project “Mobile Health Clinics for Conflict Affected Mothers.” This initiative is designed to provide essential healthcare services to vulnerable mothers and children living in conflict-affected and underserved communities in Ethiopia.

During this reporting period, NODRO continued delivering life-saving maternal and child healthcare services through mobile medical teams that travel to remote communities where access to health facilities remains limited.

Project Overview

The Mobile Health Clinics Project addresses urgent healthcare gaps faced by mothers and children in communities affected by conflict, displacement, and poverty.

The project focuses on:

• Providing maternal and child healthcare services in remote and underserved communities
• Delivering antenatal and postnatal care for pregnant women and new mothers
• Offering basic medical treatment and health screening for mothers and children
• Conducting nutrition screening and health education programs
• Strengthening access to essential healthcare services in areas with limited medical infrastructure

Through mobile health outreach, the project ensures that vulnerable families receive timely, accessible, and lifesaving medical care.

Key Achievements (December 2025 – February 2026)

During this reporting period, the project achieved the following milestones:

1,120 mothers and children received medical consultations through mobile clinic services.

310 pregnant women received antenatal care services, including health check-ups and counseling.

245 mothers received postnatal care services and follow-up visits.

480 children were screened for malnutrition, with referrals provided for severe cases.

Distributed essential medicines and hygiene supplies to vulnerable mothers and families.

Conducted community health education sessions focusing on maternal health, nutrition, hygiene, and child care.

Early Impact & Beneficiary Stories

‍ Access to Life-Saving Care

Fatuma, a pregnant mother living in a remote conflict-affected community, shared:

"The nearest health center is very far, and transportation is difficult. When the mobile clinic arrived, I received a health check and medicine. It gave me hope and peace of mind for my pregnancy."

Beneficiaries report:

• Improved access to maternal healthcare services
• Early detection of pregnancy complications
• Increased awareness of maternal and child health practices
• Reduced health risks for mothers and newborns

Nutrition and Child Health Support

The project has also focused on improving child health through:

• Malnutrition screening and early identification of vulnerable children
  • Nutritional counseling for mothers and caregivers
  • Referral support for children requiring specialized treatment

These interventions are helping reduce the risk of severe child malnutrition and preventable health complications.

Challenges Encountered

Despite strong progress, several challenges affected project implementation:

Difficult road access to remote communities
Shortage of medical supplies in some areas
Increased healthcare needs due to displacement and conflict
Limited transportation and operational resources for mobile clinics

To address these challenges, NODRO has:

• Strengthened coordination with local health offices
• Mobilized additional volunteer health workers
• Improved logistics planning for mobile outreach services

Monitoring & Accountability

NODRO maintains strong monitoring and accountability systems through:

Medical record documentation for patients served
Community health data tracking
Regular supervision of mobile clinic teams
Beneficiary feedback and community consultation meetings
Periodic health outcome assessments

Current Key Performance Indicators

1,120 mothers and children served through mobile clinics
310 pregnant women receiving antenatal care
245 mothers receiving postnatal care services
480 children screened for malnutrition
Multiple communities reached with essential healthcare services

What’s Next? (March – June 2026)

In the next phase of the project, NODRO plans to:

Expand mobile clinic outreach to additional conflict-affected communities
Increase the number of maternal health consultations
Strengthen nutrition screening programs for children
Provide additional medical supplies and essential medicines
Strengthen collaboration with local health authorities and community health workers

Long-Term Vision

Our long-term goal is to ensure that no mother or child is left without access to essential healthcare services.

Through this project, NODRO aims to:

• Reduce maternal and child health risks in conflict-affected communities
• Improve access to healthcare services in remote areas
• Strengthen community-based health awareness and prevention
• Build healthier and more resilient communities

Why Your Support Matters

Access to healthcare can save lives.

Your support helps ensure that mothers and children living in difficult conditions receive timely medical care and life-saving support.

Impact of Your Donation

$50 supports essential medicines for vulnerable mothers
$100 helps provide maternal health services through mobile clinics
$500 supports a full mobile clinic outreach mission
$5,000 expands healthcare access to multiple communities

Closing Appreciation

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to GlobalGiving and all generous supporters for making this life-saving initiative possible.

Your support continues to bring health, hope, and protection to mothers and children who need it most.

Together, we are strengthening communities and saving lives—one clinic visit, one mother, and one child at a time.

With sincere gratitude,

Mrs. Woderyelesh Ashebir Belay
Executive Director
No One Down Relief Organization (NODRO)

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
nodeethiopia.org@gmail.com
+251-967-105-147

“Healthy mothers build healthy communities.”