Inmed Partnerships for Children

Securing Children's health, development and safety: family-focused programs prepare parents to give their Children the healthiest possible start in life so that they develop optimally and enter school ready to learn and succeed. Programs focused on healthy pregnancies, infant and child health, immunization, nutrition, physical activity, healthy lifestyles, hygiene and sanitation, neglected tropical disease (deworming), chronic health conditions, teen pregnancy prevention, child development, and child abuse and neglect prevention directly reached more than 8.9 million Children and their family members in 2018.

Building family and community capacity to support and sustain positive change: participatory programs lay the foundation for lifelong learning and economic productivity by engaging parents in life skills and leadership development, equipping them to achieve self-sufficiency, and mobilizing communities to take action for improved quality of life and increased opportunities for success. Programs addressing parenting skills, health education, financial literacy, health worker training, food security, sustainable agriculture and climate change adaptation directly involved more than 32,000 parents and community members in 2018.

Developing skills, knowledge and opportunities for Children and youth: Children are at the center of an action-oriented educational process that cultivates the tremendous potential they hold as catalysts for positive change and leaders of the next generation. Programs including academically-focused after-school activities, summer day camp for low-income youth, leadership skills development and physical activity directly reached more than 165,000 youth in 2018.