free healthcare

Why I will keep fighting for free health care

Claire Seaward
Oxfam Great Britain
Regional Advocacy Coordinator, Essential Services
Claire Seaward

I know that having children is a natural, wonderful thing for a woman, but walking into small space where there are 100 pregnant women is still enough to put me a little out of my comfort zone!

Your money or your life!

Eve Odete
Oxfam Great Britain
Health and Education Campaign Manager
Eve Odete
Pregnant women handing in messages to the Prime Minister outside Number 10 Downing Street. Credit: Oxfam
Pregnant women handing in messages to the Prime Minister outside Number 10 Downing Street

Don’t panic! This is not an online robbery, although it is something Robin Hood would approve of, here is news of a potentially very exciting opportunity for people who are too poor to pay for health care…

In less than a week world leaders will meet in New York at a high-level event on health as part of the United Nations General Assembly. They are expected to extend free health services in at least seven countries: Burundi, Ghana, Liberia, Malawi, Mozambique, Nepal and Sierra Leone. The plan to make this possible was put together by Gordon Brown, UK Prime Minister.

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