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Bolivia

Strengthening the Public Health System

Since 2000, Global Links’ program in Bolivia has assisted indigenous communities in their efforts to increase access to healthcare and quality services in mostly rural communities.

Featured Project Dates 2022-2024
Lives Impacted 846,572
Targeted Regions Cochabamba, La Paz, Chuquisaca, Sipe Sipe

Program Highlights

  • Increase access to healthcare services in indigenous communities, specifically partnering with municipal governments.

  • Strengthen public health institutions in the Amazonian and Andean regions to increase quality services and reduce preventable deaths related to childbirth or disease.

  • Partnering to provide reusable menstrual product kits to menstruators and menstrual health education training to indigenous healthcare professionals.

Photos from the Field

June 2023

A group of people standing behind a hospital bed wearing necklaces made of local produce and crops. A woman standing with a vest on that says Global Links. In the background are women wearing traditional Bolivian clothes standing in a group with children. A doctor standing next to hospital beds with a white coat and mask on. A group of people standing staircase holding up feminine hygiene kits and smiling. A baby being held by their mother. A baby being held by their mother. A baby wearing pink and purple sitting on a baby scale. A nurse with scrubs and mask on standing in front of medical supplies. A group of men and women standing around a table with a red backpack in the middle. Executive Director, Angela Garcia, showing everyone the contents of the backpack. A woman wearing traditional Bolivia clothes.
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September 2018

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