Afghanistan
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Save Rural Afghan Women & Children With Healthcare
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Weighing Baby
A newborn is weighed at a CHI/AIL clinic in Afghanistan. These clinics are saving the lives of mothers and babies by giving them a clean, safe place to deliver and medical staff to attend. Messages to educate mothers about health are posted around each clinic. The message pictured here reminds mothers of the importance of hand washing in order to protect the health of their babies. Many women in Afghanistan are illiterate so pictures are used to communicate important health messages.
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Clinic Staff Treats Skin Infection
Photo from AIL's Mir Bacha Kot Clinic September 2005
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Doctor Treating Child
Photo from AIL's Mir Bacha Kot Clinic September 2005
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Clinic Staff Treats Child
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AIL Clinic Office
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Mir Bacha Kot Clinic Hallway
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Clinic Patients
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Babies Visiting AIL Clinic
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Health Education Class
Imam Shish Nur Clinic Health Education Class Summer 2005
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Woman Seeks Medical Advice
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Doctor examining patient in Herat clinic
Photo from Progress Report 'Snapshot of project January-June 2007'
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Doctor examining patient in Herat clinic
Photo from Progress Report 'Snapshot of project January-June 2007'
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