Alphonsine Nyangé, a nurse at Kimia Health Center in Kintambo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, shares why she became a health worker and what challenges she faces on the job.
Our Involvement
CapacityPlus’s Rachel Deussom interviewed Alphonsine during her recent trip to the DRC. Rachel was part of a team that assessed the capacity of seven nursing and midwifery schools, including the one in Kintambo, as part of the Nursing Education Partnership Initiative (NEPI). The assessment results are helping inform ministries of health and education, as well as the schools themselves, so they can address priority challenges through strategic investments.
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