This past May, the first ever class of pediatricians graduated from Central African Republics only medical school, The University of Bangui. The country has experienced a humanitarian crisis since 203, which has left a negative impact on education.  Many schools are not operational and enrollment rates have declined. 

The only pediatric hospital in the country just opened a new multimillion dollar wing for malnutrition. This doubles the number of beds and gives clean rooms with mosquito nets. What’s even better is that the treatment provided is free.