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Caption These villagers in Nakinu, Uganda, are studying to become primary health care workers. Their teacher, Margaret Ogembo (standing), is a Bahá’í. After completing the course of study, they will go into the villages in the area to immunize children against diseases and to teach the people the rudiments of primary health care. The program, considered to be one of the most effective of its kind in Africa, is sponsored by the Bahá’í Office of Social and Economic Development in Uganda.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 714, page 13. View as PDF

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