Central African Republic
In the Central African Republic, Cap Anamur is expanding the Bossembélé hospital into an interdisciplinary clinic. A team of doctors also provides care for the patients and trains local staff.
With the reconstruction of the hospital in Bossembélé, we have established a fully functioning healthcare facility that has become an essential point of contact for thousands of people. Together with around 100 staff members, our deployed professionals ensure comprehensive medical care. Through our work, we are addressing some of the greatest challenges in the country’s healthcare system.
Medical Staff
From obstetrics and pediatric care to life-saving surgeries and internal medicine—our team is professionally equipped across all areas. Regular training for our local staff ensures a continuous improvement in the quality of care.
Maternal and Child Mortality
Our dedicated maternity ward and delivery room enable safe childbirth and optimal care for newborns and children. Targeted training improves the skills of our staff and ensures that they meet the specific needs of mothers, premature babies, and children. Through this work, we send a strong signal for improved healthcare in the Central African Republic
The necessity of our work becomes especially clear when looking at the nationwide situation: More than 70% of the population has no access to basic medical care. Many hospitals are understaffed—or don’t exist at all. Diseases such as malaria, pneumonia, or diarrheal illnesses—which are in fact easily treatable—often lead to preventable deaths due to a lack of medications. This is exactly why our hospital in Bossembélé is so crucial. Here, our professionals work hand in hand with their local colleagues to care for the people in the region and to share medical knowledge.
