I became a midwife because of my experience in Ghana

I remember the conversation with my partner Lara, Technical Project for Ghana. And remember , too, as its history, made ​​contact with her, to tell us which leads to year after year to this country in the Gulf of Guinea where maternal and child mortality are among the highest in the area.Anesvad.- Chus , you take 15 consecutive years going to Ghana Why?Chus.- The African continent has always been present in my life. The interest of my parents for Africa we have caught my brother and me since childhood. With him I first went to Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast and Mali , then to Ghana. A country that I met when I was 28 and I have returned every year since. Sometimes , even twice a year . I usually go between September and October, because it is dry season and the roads are passable. That makes it possible to serve a larger number of people.

I became a midwife because of my experience in Ghana

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