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Ambulance Services

The Problem

Sierra Leone is one of the worst places for pregnant women, where 1,360 mothers die per 100,000 live births. According to the latest estimates from 2015, 1 in 17 mothers in Sierra Leone has a lifetime risk of death associated to childbirth. Delay in seeking care and lack of an effective and functioning emergency system contributes to this problem

WHI's Solution

 WHI provides ambulances to support the transport of patients -- primarily pregnant women -- from their homes to health centers and hospitals in Bombali district. Recently, the Makeni Regional Hospital ambulance made four transports in one night—three of which were for a delivery of twins! All lives were saved.

The Impact

 Getting women to the hospital faster is saving the lives of women and their babies in northern Sierra Leone. 

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