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Cohi annual report + 5 year strategy

Suzanne Jones
Suzanne Jones

Circle of Health International (COHI) is a global nonprofit that ensures access to reproductive healthcare in times of crisis. Over the past 18 years, COHI has served over 1 million women and children in 9 countries. COHI provides volunteer medical personnel and trains local healthcare workers to assist with safe deliveries. They have implemented various maternal and newborn health programs around the world, including in Tibet, West Bank, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Sudan, Haiti, Afghanistan, and Jordan.

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Life A Better Life Love Hope
Circle of Health International (COHI) is a global nonprofit organization that works with women and their communities in times of crisis and disaster to ensure access to quality reproductive, maternal, and newborn care.
A Letter From Our Director
A Letter From Our Director
Conceived and formed in 2004, COHI has served more than one million women and children in nine countries. COHI provides volunteer medical personnel to ensure safe deliveries for women in around the world. Photo by ______
TIBET: Within Reach Within Reach: Safe Deliveries for Rural Tibetan Women Trained 50 village doctors and midwives in emergency obstetric care in Nagchu province (7 hours north of Lhasa, at 19000 feet) in midwifery. Hired a local public health trainer (staff of TPAF) who organized the trainings. Created a safe motherhood curriculum that was adopted and implemented by the Chinese government Thankas made by local artists used as culturally appropriate and relevant educational materials (hygiene, nutrition, washing hands, hemorrhage) Worked with Tibetan poverty alleviation fund (TPAF), one of the few organizations in tibet staffed by locals
WEST BANK: Midwives for Peace Mythloon birth center in West Bank Waterbirth training Ina May Gaskin Red Crescent Hospital Sustainability - has led to other projects and accomplishments Skin-to-skin project: created materials in Hebrew and Arabic, gone to an event in Poland and spoke because they are Israelis and Palestinians working together Google skin-to-skin project for videos These midwives are working on how to collaborate more effectively in Israel and the West Bank. Photo by _____
Post Tsunami Sri Lanka: Loving What's Left Loving What's Left We did the one and only reproductive health needs assessment in the emergency phase Raised $80,000 that was in the field and accessible to our local partners within a week; gave cash grants to our local partner organizations - Home for Human Rights Brought a team of 8 volunteer clinicians and public health professionals for 10 days who worked in the camps delivering babies, doing prenatals, postpartums Trained over 500 red cross volunteers in trauma self-care
Tanzania: Teens out of trouble Partnered with FLEMAFA, teen pregnancy one Tanzania, 2006-2007 (look up province name) hour outside of Daar did a needs assessment organized, hosted and funded 2 conferences showcasing local organizers (midwives, local govt officials, nurses working in local clinics) and local work; these people developed a strategic plan for how to reduce teen pregnancy; PTSD and childbirth and neonatal resuscitation training at the conferences developed and implemented a young mens only training about their role in stopping violence against women gave $25,000 to build a birth center (dont know if it was built) sent a group of medical students, a couple groups of public health students, a group of clinicians These midwives are working on how to collaborate more effectively in Israel and the West Bank. Photo by _____
Sudan: Helping Hands Sudan, 2008 Association of Sudanese nurses, trained in emergency obstetric care
Building Up Midwives Post-Earthquake Haiti, 2010-2011 Local partners: Midwives for Haiti, Haitian Christian Mission (HCM), UNFPA (not sure of relationship) Trained midwives with HCM who staffed the birth and still work there Fonds Parisien, built a birth center, stocked it Stocked a pharmacy solar suitcases Three half-day training sessions with 15 male clinic staff on GBV and reproductive health to equip these men as advocates prepared to discuss these issues openly with other men in the community
Afghanistan: Delivering Innovation Afghanistan, 2011-2012 Afghan Midwives Association is our partner Pilot a birth center in Kabul we are raising $25,000 to give for this project Telemedicine program stemming out of the prenatal clinic in Kabul to increase access to specialty care
Jordan: Safe Haven, A School for Women Jordan/Syria, 2012-2013
Story
Story
Story
Story
2004-2012 Funders
Financial Overview
Growth, Income and Expenses Pie Charts
2013-2018 Strategic Plan
Board and Staff Cristin Marona Sera Bonds, MPH Circle of Health International Chairman of the Board Founder, Executive Director 1905 Paramount Avenue Boston, MA, USA Austin, TX, USA Austin, TX, USA 78703 Cailin Burke Michelle Jones, MBA Tel: 347-712-1721 Board Member Director of Programs Email: info@cohintl.org Brooklyn, NY, USA Austin, TX, USA Lyla Garzouzi Zeina Jamaleddine, MPH Board Member Response Coordinator, Jordan/Syria Canada Austin, TX, USA Kelly Winter, MPH Meena Lenn, MPH Board Member Social Media Director San Francisco, CA, USA Doha, Qatar Nancy Barry Administrative Manager Austin, TX, USA Circle of Health International is recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) organization.

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Cohi annual report + 5 year strategy

  • 1. Life A Better Life Love Hope
  • 2. Circle of Health International (COHI) is a global nonprofit organization that works with women and their communities in times of crisis and disaster to ensure access to quality reproductive, maternal, and newborn care.
  • 3. A Letter From Our Director
  • 4. A Letter From Our Director
  • 5. Conceived and formed in 2004, COHI has served more than one million women and children in nine countries. COHI provides volunteer medical personnel to ensure safe deliveries for women in around the world. Photo by ______
  • 6. TIBET: Within Reach Within Reach: Safe Deliveries for Rural Tibetan Women Trained 50 village doctors and midwives in emergency obstetric care in Nagchu province (7 hours north of Lhasa, at 19000 feet) in midwifery. Hired a local public health trainer (staff of TPAF) who organized the trainings. Created a safe motherhood curriculum that was adopted and implemented by the Chinese government Thankas made by local artists used as culturally appropriate and relevant educational materials (hygiene, nutrition, washing hands, hemorrhage) Worked with Tibetan poverty alleviation fund (TPAF), one of the few organizations in tibet staffed by locals
  • 7. WEST BANK: Midwives for Peace Mythloon birth center in West Bank Waterbirth training Ina May Gaskin Red Crescent Hospital Sustainability - has led to other projects and accomplishments Skin-to-skin project: created materials in Hebrew and Arabic, gone to an event in Poland and spoke because they are Israelis and Palestinians working together Google skin-to-skin project for videos These midwives are working on how to collaborate more effectively in Israel and the West Bank. Photo by _____
  • 8. Post Tsunami Sri Lanka: Loving What's Left Loving What's Left We did the one and only reproductive health needs assessment in the emergency phase Raised $80,000 that was in the field and accessible to our local partners within a week; gave cash grants to our local partner organizations - Home for Human Rights Brought a team of 8 volunteer clinicians and public health professionals for 10 days who worked in the camps delivering babies, doing prenatals, postpartums Trained over 500 red cross volunteers in trauma self-care
  • 9. Tanzania: Teens out of trouble Partnered with FLEMAFA, teen pregnancy one Tanzania, 2006-2007 (look up province name) hour outside of Daar did a needs assessment organized, hosted and funded 2 conferences showcasing local organizers (midwives, local govt officials, nurses working in local clinics) and local work; these people developed a strategic plan for how to reduce teen pregnancy; PTSD and childbirth and neonatal resuscitation training at the conferences developed and implemented a young mens only training about their role in stopping violence against women gave $25,000 to build a birth center (dont know if it was built) sent a group of medical students, a couple groups of public health students, a group of clinicians These midwives are working on how to collaborate more effectively in Israel and the West Bank. Photo by _____
  • 10. Sudan: Helping Hands Sudan, 2008 Association of Sudanese nurses, trained in emergency obstetric care
  • 11. Building Up Midwives Post-Earthquake Haiti, 2010-2011 Local partners: Midwives for Haiti, Haitian Christian Mission (HCM), UNFPA (not sure of relationship) Trained midwives with HCM who staffed the birth and still work there Fonds Parisien, built a birth center, stocked it Stocked a pharmacy solar suitcases Three half-day training sessions with 15 male clinic staff on GBV and reproductive health to equip these men as advocates prepared to discuss these issues openly with other men in the community
  • 12. Afghanistan: Delivering Innovation Afghanistan, 2011-2012 Afghan Midwives Association is our partner Pilot a birth center in Kabul we are raising $25,000 to give for this project Telemedicine program stemming out of the prenatal clinic in Kabul to increase access to specialty care
  • 13. Jordan: Safe Haven, A School for Women Jordan/Syria, 2012-2013
  • 14. Story
  • 15. Story
  • 16. Story
  • 17. Story
  • 20. Growth, Income and Expenses Pie Charts
  • 22. Board and Staff Cristin Marona Sera Bonds, MPH Circle of Health International Chairman of the Board Founder, Executive Director 1905 Paramount Avenue Boston, MA, USA Austin, TX, USA Austin, TX, USA 78703 Cailin Burke Michelle Jones, MBA Tel: 347-712-1721 Board Member Director of Programs Email: info@cohintl.org Brooklyn, NY, USA Austin, TX, USA Lyla Garzouzi Zeina Jamaleddine, MPH Board Member Response Coordinator, Jordan/Syria Canada Austin, TX, USA Kelly Winter, MPH Meena Lenn, MPH Board Member Social Media Director San Francisco, CA, USA Doha, Qatar Nancy Barry Administrative Manager Austin, TX, USA Circle of Health International is recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) organization.