This piece was written and contributed by CFHI participant Carmen Simmons, who was a Medical Student at Meharry Medical College […]
Read moreThis piece was written and contributed by CFHI participant Carmen Simmons, who was a Medical Student at Meharry Medical College […]
Read moreby Ally English Program Manager, Africa and Asia Mubuhay! As I stood waiting for the bus, I finally found a […]
Read moreBy Lyndsey Brahm Program Coordinator Child Family Health International (CFHI) has always prided itself on fostering honorable and long-lasting relationships […]
Read moreby Robin Young Assistant Director, Africa and Asia “The first year that the Northeastern Students came to the Tunaweza Children’s […]
Read moreOver the past 23 years, Child Family Health International (CFHI) has transformed over 8,000 participants’ lives through our Global Health […]
Read moreA recent study found those who engage in multicultural and international environments are more likely to be offered jobs. Yet it is the quality of experiences and personal engagement, not traveling itself, that build skills that are attractive to employers.
Read moreWomen’s Empowerment Beyond International Women’s Day International Women’s Day, also known as United Nations Day for Women’s Rights and International […]
Read moreFebruary 20th is World Social Justice Day. We would like to take this day to highlight one of our partners who has been working to achieve social justice. Dr. Rajagopal has been helping to reform the Hospice and Palliative Care laws in India through personal visits to patients and by building a strong system of doctors across the nation..
Read moreAn article profiling Child Family Health International – CFHI’s Global Health Education Programs in the current online edition of the Association of American Medical Colleges’ journal Academic Medicine contrasts two interpretations of ‘helping.’ The students writing the article draw an important contrast between the two definitions of ‘helping’ represented by CFHI Programs and brigades.
Read more..the film came to an end and the audience allowed the weight of the story to settle, he delicately reminded everyone that every effort produces a result. These efforts would eventually result in CFHI as we know it today. According to Evaleen, “There are some people who you can sense very quickly are special individuals.” Even after only a week of knowing Dr. Rodas, she allowed her instincts to propel her forward.
Read moreYou may have heard people refer to CFHI and those involved in the organization as part of a global family. This family encompasses those who work and are served by CFHI. In India, young men, and boys barely out of school, travel the highway system connecting the most distant corners. The work is hard, the hours long, and the travel dangerous on the over-crowded highways connecting coast to coast.
Read moreEvaleen Jones, MD is the founder of Child Family Health International (CFHI) and Clinical Faculty at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Today, on International Women’s Day we feature an experience from her recent visit to CFHI partner sites in India, and a story from a woman she met while here which carries the message of community empowerment that CFHI embodies.
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