We provide diverse health services for the children and community members suffering due to poor health environments and lack of basic services. We are committed to improving health for all through improved accessibility and quality of health services.

- Enhancing MCH Service Quality
- Improving Disease Prevention and Management
- Strengthening Health System
- Raising Awareness and Changing Behavior

Our story of Malaria in Niger

Every year, approximately 460,000 children under the age of 5 suffer and die from Malaria. Many people in Hamdallaye, a city in Niger, are among them. Especially during rainy season, there are clumps of standing water where mosquitoes lay their eggs. This leads to a number of people getting diseases and dying. We have started malaria prevention campaigns to prepare to for the rainy season. This includes introducing preventative methods and providing 650 families with insecticides, mosquito nets and malaria diagnostic kits. Also, Good Neighbors in Niger brought medical kits and medicine to local towns and treated children and townspeople suffering from a variety of symptoms.