The Réseau Santé au Premier Plan (RSPP) held a special training for health workers in the Bolo-Fouta area. This training helped nurses, midwives, and community health workers learn how to better care for people in their villages.

Training Topic:
“How to find and treat anemia, and how to send patients quickly to the health center if needed.”

During the training, health workers learned how to:

• Check for signs of anemia and other emergencies
• Give first care when someone is sick
• Know when and how to send patients to the nearest health center for more help

Our Trainers:

• Dr. Mohamed Dabo (RSPP Coordinator)
• Dr. Bakary Tounkara (Health Center Director in Doussoudiana)

They taught in a fun and easy way that everyone could understand. The participants were excited and ready to learn!

At the end, everyone received a certificate to show they completed the training. This shows their strong commitment to helping their communities stay healthy.

At RSPP, we believe that training local health care workers make our communities stronger, safer, and healthier.
Let’s keep working together to make health a right for all!