By Bikash Koirala | Project Manager
PHASE Nepal is currently supporting safe delivery, better antenatal checks and care during the pregnancy through its dedicated ANMs ( Auxiliary Nursing Midwives) in government health posts as well as in PHASE run clinics in 18 extremely remote villages in 5 mountaneous districts of Nepal.
Our village-based ANMs provide 24 hour services to several sensitive cases from the PHASE supported clinics. In addition to the day-to-day clinical services, these ANMs conduct door to door visits and awareness raising programme in the project villages.
A mother (aged 28) from Maila, Humla appreciated PHASE health services in the following words.
"As soon as my labour pains started my family took me to the Health Post. I met the PHASE sisters there. Following the suggestions I had got during their door to door awareness campaign, I visited health post the about five times during my pregnancy. The PHASE sisters conducted a safe delivery of my twin son and daughter. They said everything went well because I took good care of myself during my pregnancy as suggested by them. My son and daughter are both healthy. I really appreciate the service of PHASE Nepal in my village."
Professional help is particularly important during twin births, as complications for both babies and mother are much more frequent in these cases.
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