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Maternal healthcare support
Pre- and post-natal check-ups and maternal health guidance for women in our school communities.
A sick girl doesn't come to class.
Health and education are the same problem. LEARN provides essential health services to the students and families in the communities where we teach — because a school without a healthy community is a school with empty desks.
What we provide
Healthcare in practice
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General consultations
Regular health consultations for common illnesses and minor health concerns.
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Medicine distribution
Essential medicines and supplies distributed to families and students in need.
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Health-awareness sessions
Community sessions on prevention, hygiene, and healthy behaviours.
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Mental-health support activities
Support groups and stress-reduction activities for students and caregivers.
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First-aid education
Basic first-aid education to help students and community members respond to everyday emergencies.
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Menstrual-hygiene education
Practical sessions on menstrual hygiene, dignity, and health management for adolescent girls.
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Nutrition education
Simple nutrition guidance and healthy-eating practices for families with limited access to diverse food.
Why healthcare matters
A healthy community makes it easier for girls to keep learning.
For many families, staying healthy is part of staying in school. LEARN brings essential care and health education closer to the communities where we work, supporting women, students and families when they need it most.
839+
women received maternal healthcare since 2021
The numbers
A closer look at the reach of LEARN’s healthcare work.
Women received maternal healthcare
Since 2021
Patients supported in Samangan
April–June 2026
Health workers supporting our communities
Current count