About Us
About BHECO
Better Health Care Organization (BHECO) is nonprofit and non-sectarian Humanitarian and Development Organization incorporated in South Sudan in 2015 with South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (SSRRC) with registration Number 640.
Our Mission
To save lives and improve health by increasing access to quality, effective healthcare and livelihood services for the most vulnerable communities.
Our Vision
To provide quality, effective health and livelihood services for the most vulnerable and underserved communities.
Experience
10 Years of Experience in Community Service
BHECO unlocks the potential of communities to promote their own comprehensive well-being through its innovative approach models.
Our Work
Areas of Operation
We’re on a mission to reach 3 million people in underserved communities with little access to health care. 80% of the South Sudan communities live in poverty. The simple, affordable, and evidence-based program we have developed is highly scalable and replicable, and has the potential to reach millions underserved communities living in extreme poverty. We have the relationships, technology, programs, and people to end health access gap. Your donations can make this a reality in address this health inequity gap.
Why We Do This?
We’re on a mission to reach 3 million people in underserved communities with little access to health care.
Women And Family Health
Strong communities start with high-quality and accessible maternal, newborn and child health care...
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Improving The Quality Of Health Services
We ensure quality, responsive service delivery tailored to the unique needs of women...
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Women Mental Health
Nearly 1 billion people globally live with some form of mental illness, with estimated 90% requiring mental health treatment not receiving it...
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Our Import
The Impact of What We Do
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Undeserved community members reached
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Women and newborns in rural areas with improved health outcomes
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Provided maternal services to over 20,000 women and 10,000 newborns
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Community Health Workers trained, significantly reducing local mortality rates
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Women trained on Income Generating Activities and Savings
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Community members reached with malaria prevention and childhood Immunization information
Partnerships
Partners and Funders
