The Fondation Orange Mali, in partnership with the association Volon Terre, organized the "CSCOM Day" event at the community health center of Kolèbougou, Koulikoro. This initiative aims to facilitate access to healthcare for the local population. The event was presided over by the representative of the prefect of Koulikoro, in the presence of the mayor of the urban commune of Koulikoro, the chief medical officer of the CSCOM, and traditional authorities.
For this edition, the Fondation Orange Mali allocated a budget of 8 million FCFA to enable over 500 people to benefit from free medical consultations, cervical cancer screening, medical analysis, medication, and prescription coverage. This action is part of the Month of Solidarity and the Fight Against Social Exclusion. The CSCOM Day event has already reached its third edition in just one year, demonstrating a strong dynamic in bringing healthcare services closer to those who need them most.
The event was attended by various stakeholders, including the mayor of the urban commune of Koulikoro, the chief medical officer of the CSCOM de Kolèbougou, and traditional authorities. The Fondation Orange Mali's initiative was praised for its commitment to improving healthcare access in the region. The event also highlighted the engagement of Orange Mali's volunteer employees, who were mobilized to welcome, guide, and accompany patients throughout the day.
According to the general administrator of the Fondation Orange Mali, the CSCOM Day event is a testament to the foundation's commitment to partnering with authorities, healthcare professionals, and partners to improve healthcare access. The event demonstrated the foundation's efforts to address the healthcare needs of the local population, particularly in the area of cervical cancer screening and medical consultations.
The Fondation Orange Mali's initiative is part of a larger effort to promote healthcare access in Mali. The foundation's budget allocation of 8 million FCFA for this event reflects its commitment to investing in the health and well-being of the local population. The event also underscores the importance of partnerships between organizations and authorities in promoting healthcare access.
On behalf of Leyti N'Diaye, president of the board of directors of the Fondation Orange Mali and general director of Orange Mali, the general administrator reaffirmed the foundation's commitment to continuing this initiative. The event highlighted the importance of community engagement and the role of volunteer employees in promoting healthcare access.
The CSCOM Day event has made a significant impact on the local community, providing free medical consultations to over 500 people. The event demonstrated the potential for partnerships between organizations and authorities to improve healthcare access and promote health and well-being in the region.
Key points
- The Fondation Orange Mali allocated a budget of 8 million FCFA to provide free medical consultations to over 500 people at the CSCOM de Kolèbougou.
- The CSCOM Day event has already reached its third edition in just one year, demonstrating a strong dynamic in bringing healthcare services closer to those who need them most.
- The event highlighted the engagement of Orange Mali's volunteer employees, who were mobilized to welcome, guide, and accompany patients throughout the day.
