46. Rewind: How Do Internally Displaced Persons Access Healthcare? w/ Elvis Ndansi

What does it mean to be internally displaced?

Internally displaced persons and citizens of last mile communities often have to travel miles to receive the healthcare they need. After a mothers long trek to a medical center in Cameroon, Elvis Ndansi untied a dead baby from the mothers back. A baby who had passed due to preventable and treatable condition - Malaria. Having grown up in a last mile community with his single mother, Elvis made it his mission to bring life-saving healthcare to these communities. On today's episode, Elvis Ndansi tells his remarkable story. Born and raised in Misaje, Elvis went straight to work at a farm after school every day. He drew inspiration from his mother, Rosaline Leh Ndansi, when she became a nurse assistant and he got to see the impact she made on the village.

Check out the shownotes to learn more!

Related episode(s) on maternal and child healthcare:

• Why Are Infants Dying From Preventable Causes?
• You Mean, It's Not All Kegels?

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