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The Eezer Initiative is helping pregnant women in rural East Africa to access qualified healthcare safely and affordably, with the help of Eezer motorcycle ambulances.
Our contribution to the Eezer Initiative has so far resulted in 23 959 transports of pregnant women in Burundi.
About The Eezer Initiative:
The Eezer Initiative is a network of individuals, organizations and businesses with the shared ambition to reduce maternal mortality rates in rural East and Central Africa by developing motorcycle ambulance services. In remote areas with poor road conditions, this drastically improves the chances of getting to a clinic in time.
At the moment they have 71 units placed with different organizations in Kenya, Tanzania, Burundi, Tchad and Somalia. Some of the organizations that are using the Eezer motorcycle ambulance are governmental, others are private.
The ambulances are making a difference for many women and their families. The goal is to have 3000 Eezer ambulances operational in East Africa by the year 2030. It won’t be easy, but it will make a real impact!
The Eezer Initiative invites volunteers to join a special trip to Kenya to see Eezer in operation within the Maasai Communities. You can assist on a bike or from a support vehicle. It's not a typical tourist experience - you will go where Eezer is needed. Travel costs are on you. For more details contact: lars.klingsbo@eezer.org
The outcome of this initiative will be published on bikes-save-lives.org
The Eezer Initiative is helping pregnant women in rural East Africa to access qualified healthcare safely and affordably, with the help of Eezer motorcycle ambulances.
Our contribution to the Eezer Initiative has so far resulted in 23 959 transports of pregnant women in Burundi.
About The Eezer Initiative:
The Eezer Initiative is a network of individuals, organizations and businesses with the shared ambition to reduce maternal mortality rates in rural East and Central Africa by developing motorcycle ambulance services. In remote areas with poor road conditions, this drastically improves the chances of getting to a clinic in time.
At the moment they have 71 units placed with different organizations in Kenya, Tanzania, Burundi, Tchad and Somalia. Some of the organizations that are using the Eezer motorcycle ambulance are governmental, others are private.
The ambulances are making a difference for many women and their families. The goal is to have 3000 Eezer ambulances operational in East Africa by the year 2030. It won’t be easy, but it will make a real impact!
The Eezer Initiative invites volunteers to join a special trip to Kenya to see Eezer in operation within the Maasai Communities. You can assist on a bike or from a support vehicle. It's not a typical tourist experience - you will go where Eezer is needed. Travel costs are on you. For more details contact: lars.klingsbo@eezer.org
The outcome of this initiative will be published on bikes-save-lives.org