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Health Navigators Trained. Thousands of Lives Impacted.

Over the past five years, Phalarope has trained 201 Intercultural Health Navigators: 9 healthcare promoters, 174 traditional midwives and 18 traditional healers, across 62 communities in two countries. Through this initiative, traditional birth attendants have gained the skills to provide quality prenatal care, identify high-risk pregnancies, and ensure timely referrals, contributing to a measurable reduction in maternal mortality.

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Women in rural Guatemala have received training in hydroponic techniques.

From this group this initiative has led to the creation of the country's first hydroponic enterprise run by 26 indigenous women.

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undergraduate and graduate students are gaining hands-on experience in fields like epidemiology and program development

This is possible through Phalarope expert-led webinars that provide both practical and theoretical knowledge.

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youth from 9 Countries participated in youth dialogues

Young leaders are taking the lead in addressing the issues that most affect their lives and communities. More than 50% identify as Indigenous, bringing vital cultural perspectives and solutions to the table. In Panama, this movement inspired the creation of the Rotaract Club Juventud Indígena de Panamá, a pioneering group of Indigenous youth committed to driving dialogue, action, and lasting change.