Consortium Medical Care

Health Programmes

Community HIV/AIDS PROGRAMME

As a consequence to the prolonged cycles of civil war, South Sudan has also been faced with a myriad of challenges in the health sector. One of this has been the increased rates of HIV infections, AIDs related deaths, and having to deal with the consequences of the pandemic.

Maternal Child Programme

Maternal, Child Health and Nutrition (MCHN) services have received substantial international attention and are high on global health and development agendas. Investing in MCHN is thus recognized as contributing to poverty reduction, economic growth and productivity, and more stable societies.

WASH Programme

With approximately 50% of the population living below the national poverty line, a weak economy, and ongoing internal conflicts, South Sudan also ranks among the most fragile states in the world, with some of the lowest Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) access rates.

Testimonials

I am by the name Adol Nguec. I am 25 years old, coming from Alerwei area, I am married to Kulang Deng, and we have one female child who had died two years ago. I never knew whether it’s is this virus which killed her. It was 2016 when I was tested positive in Yirol hospital of which I never knew that, I am going to deserve this sickness as I came for Malara treatment, it was shocking news. On hearing the status, I felt like my world has ended but was counselled until I accepted the drugs. I forgot the name of the Doctor who counselled me by then. in 2020 I travelled to juba , I experience most of the challenge, they handed me the Health care card of which I could seek medication in Juba, the disease dragged me down until I became paralyzed. And traumatized even I couldn’t walk.

Mayen Madol

I am by the name Adol Nguec. I am 25 years old, coming from Alerwei area, I am married to Kulang, and we have one female child who had died two years ago. I never knew whether it’s is this virus which killed her. It was 2016 when I was tested positive in Yirol hospital of which I never knew that, I am going to deserve this sickness as I came for Malara treatment, it was shocking news. On hearing the status, I felt like my world has ended but was counselled until I accepted the drugs. I forgot the name of the Doctor who counselled me by then. in 2020 I travelled to juba , I experience most of the challenge, they handed me the Health care card of which I could seek medication in Juba, the disease dragged me down until I became paralyzed. And traumatized even I couldn’t walk.

Madoc Achok

Adol Nguec

I am by the name Adol Nguec. I am 25 years old, coming from Alerwei area, I am married to Kulang , and we have one female child who had died two years ago. I never knew whether it’s is this virus which killed her. It was 2016 when I was tested positive in Yirol hospital of which I never knew that, I am going to deserve this sickness as I came for Malara treatment, it was shocking news. On hearing the status, I felt like my world has ended but was counselled until I accepted the drugs. I forgot the name of the Doctor who counselled me by then. in 2020 I travelled to juba , I experience most of the challenge, they handed me the Health care card of which I could seek medication in Juba, the disease dragged me down until I became paralyzed. And traumatized even I couldn’t walk.

James Mapuor

WASH PROGRAMME

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