Pampers & UNICEF: 1 pack = 1 vaccine Campaign- Story of the Week: Nchaacha Kulale
Nchaacha is a traditional birth attendant and has been delivering babies in the rural villages around Pelewa, Kajiado, Kenya, for over 30 years
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Nchaacha is a traditional birth attendant and has been delivering babies in the rural villages around Pelewa, Kajiado, Kenya, for over 30 years
Rebecca Danielle has come to the Piliwa health facility to receive a vaccination protecting her against maternal and newborn tetanus.
20 year old Susan lives in a rural Maasai community in Kajiado County, Kenya, with her husband and two children.
17 year old Joyce has come to the Piliwa health facility to receive a vaccination protecting her against maternal and newborn tetanus.
27 year old Eunice Samuel has come to the Piliwa health facility to receive a vaccination protecting her against maternal and newborn tetanus.
22 year old Alice lives with her husband near to Pelewa Town – a rural Maasai community in Kajiado County, Kenya – and their three children.