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Worldwide Non-Profit Charitable Organisation
TRAC Trust Sierra Leone aims at identify and eliminate treatable and avoidable complications for pregnant women and their babies using point of care ultrasound (POCUS) in remote areas of the country. We work with the already established health system to strengthen and develop skills and knowledge in POCUS in the rural parts of the country.
We aim to use our knowledge skills, experience, and resources to support and develop projects or causes identified that will improve the health and wellbeing of those in remote areas where services and opportunities are not equally available. This may be through financial support, guidance, training, advice or mentoring as suits each project or cause.
Improvements in the health and wellbeing of those in remote areas and areas where services or opportunities are not as readily available.
What We Do?
Supporting Humanitarian Projects Where There Is Greatest Need
Maternal Health Improvement Project (MHIP-SL)
Our highly skilled doctors access hard to reach PHUs using motorcycles on antenatal clinic days. They carry along a pack of butterfly QI scan machine and and emergency kit to these health units. The doctors scan all the mothers and also help midwives to assess the mothers for life threatening conditions. Any mother identified with a potential life-threatening complication is carried to our base for management and later followed up after discharge.
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First Outreach In Binkolo PHU
On the 8th Sept, the first outreach was done in Binkolo PHU located 8.2 miles along kabala Highway. A total of 27 pregnant mothers were
Rebuilding Healthcare in Tigray: The Impact of Outreach Projects and the Path Forward
From May 24 to June 5, 2023, Dr. Douglas visited the Tigray region of Ethiopia to assess the ongoing collaborative support provided to Samre and
Second and Third Outreach Clinic’s Held At Kalangba PHU
Kalangba is a BEmONC’s located 27.1km along Kamakwie highway in the Ngowahun chiefdom. It serves a catchment area of 22,944 people in 32 villages, the