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Since launching #WarOnWorms, CHEERing has rid 146 refugee adults and children of intestinal worms! ❌ We’ve distributed over 500 pairs of underwear to men, women, and children as well as vitamins, washing powder, and clean linens.
CHEERing is 100% funded by donations. 🤍 Your gift will help us keep fighting maternal and child health inequities around the world! Click on the link to donate today: bit.ly/3V25SbW [link in @cheerequity's bio].
We <3 screening for heart health.
CHEERing would like to thank you @youbeherogr for their recent 75E donation to CHEERing. Every time you shop with a YouBeHero partner, you can opt to support CHEERing and YouBeHero will make a contribution at not cost to you! Partners include booking.com and e-fresh. If the YouBeHero donate link shows up when you’re buying please choose to donate to CHEERing! To find out more, please follow the link in our bio to our homepage, and click donate!
Thanks to Eirinie and her crew from Acupuncturists without Borders, CHEERing’s football team enjoyed foot massage and reflexology at the Renti training ground in Athens this week.
@cheerequity's latest #ResearchSpotlight evaluates differences in the use of pasteurized donor human milk (PDHM) by maternal race–ethnicity during #postpartum hospitalization. Researchers identify a need for #antiracist interventions to promote equitable access to skilled #lactation support and counseling for PDHM use.

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