Trijn Israels, Project leader ‘Zero Abandonment from Start to Finish’ at CANCaRe Africa, shared on LinkedIn:
“Day 2 of the Zero Abandonment from Start to Finish workshop in Jimma, Ethiopia.
The power of a shared purpose, playing to everyone’s strengths, working on concrete outputs in smaller groups, and the fulfilment and inspiration of seeing and feeling the results of our combined efforts.
The meeting’s advocacy group Mushabe Branchard, Mulugeta Wassie, Barnabas Atwiine, Alejandra Mendez – working hard, meeting in person with the whole Zero Abandonment Malawi pilot study and Phase I core team family, finding the way forward, led by the Ethiopian team Diriba Fufa, Sara Ibrahim, Abel Hailu, Yalew Melkamu, with Esubalew Mezgebu summarising the (heart breaking) results of the qualitative study – listening to caregivers who had no other choice but to ‘abandon treatment’, despite the support provided through the cash transfer programme.”
You can also read:
5-Step Positive Cycle for Zero Abandonment in Childhood Cancer Care in Ethiopia – CANCaRe Africa
