CERAD – Center for Relief Aid and Development
CERAD Center for Relief Aid and Development is a registered woman-led non-profit organization, committed to empowering women, young people, and children in areas of sexual and reproductive, maternal, child adolescent health, and economic empowerment.
Vision
Women and children attain sustainable health care and overcome poverty.
Mission
Promote resilient communities by improving universal access to quality healthcare, and addressing socio- economic, and environmental gaps through advocacy and service delivery
Every mother and child deserves an opportunity to access quality health care and live a dignified life. Be the life changer today.
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Our Projects
BIONET MEDICIAL CENTER - Reach the furthest person
While a significant portion (70%) of Ugandans reside within a 5km radius of a healthcare facility, the high cost of quality medical services is an obstacle for those living on minimal income. This often leads to reliance on over-the-counter prescriptions, contributing to the development of drug resistance and a worsening prognosis of illnesses. Furthermore, the existing healthcare services often lack cultural sensitivity, making them less acceptable to marginalized and underserved populations.
SAVE EVERY MOTHER AND EVERY CHILD (SEMEC)
Annually, it's estimated that over 6,000 women and girls succumb to complications related to pregnancy and childbirth. Astonishingly, the majority of these causes are preventable. Our fragile health infrastructure fails to provide mothers and children with sufficient access to crucial, life-saving healthcare. A project like SEMEC focuses on bridging the gaps related to access to skilled birth care and delays contributing to maternal and child mortality. Over time, our community-oriented maternal and child
Our Impact
Women screened for cervical cancer, offering early detection and treatment options.
Mama kits packaged and distributed, equipping pregnant mothers with necessities for
clean and safe delivery.
Outreaches conducted to provide diagnostic and treatment services
Pregnant mothers received treatment mosquito nets.
Women received modern Family planning methods. 30,467 individuals received condoms to prevent STIs and unintended pregnancies
Trained community health workers in demand creation and community-based SRH Approach.
Trained 324 health workers in provision of SRMANCH services.
Quick Contact
Location
Nakabugo BIIRA, Sentema Road, Wakiso district.
Email address
info@ceradug.org
Telephone
0200905719
P.O Box
118854 Kampala
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