5. July 2021 Central African Republic, Project reports

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.

Sarah Schütz (right, midwife, Cap Anamur) on the road with a colleague in Bossombélé District Hospital. © Jürgen Escher.
Sarah Schütz (rechts, Hebamme, Cap Anamur) unterwegs mit einer Kollegin im Distrikt Krankenhaus Bossombélé. © Jürgen Escher.

The 27-year-old midwife has now been in the Central African Republic for four months for Cap Anamur. Her duties include not only bringing life into the world, but also providing medical care to newborns and mothers. In addition, it provides further training for local employees.

Sarah Schütz tells ZDF Mittagsmagazin how much the work at Cap Anamur Hospital has already influenced her and what experiences she has had so far.

ZDF feature about midwife Sarah Schütz from July 05, 2021

On Mima-Menschen in the ZDF Mittagmagazin, midwife Sarah Schütz gives insights into her work for Cap Anamur at the hospital in Bossembélé, Central African Republic. (15.07.2021)

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Here we introduce Sarah Schütz in our employee portraits.