Facilitate healthcare access for all
Institut Cerba is proud to support ADSF, an association mobilized to provide medical and social support to thousands of women in highly precarious situations.
A solidarity initiative that helps improve women's healthcare and fight against inequalities in the health sector
A better support for pregnant women where medical assistance is not available
Institut Cerba supports Opti'soins, a medical truck that travels the Auvergne region providing medical care for pregnant women. For midwife Marine Pranal, “the aim [...] is to bridge this gap in care by bringing care to patients, and to be able to take preventive action”.
In the truck: ultrasounds, childbirth preparation classes, early prenatal care, nutrition consultations, and even hypnosis relaxation sessions.
A wonderful project, offering comfort, reassurance and medical care to couples throughout their pregnancy.
Therapeutic octopuses for premature babies
Institut Cerba supports the "Aux 1001 mains" association which knits little cotton octopuses for premature babies in Marseille hospitals.
Created by Edwige Dominique, a laboratory technician at Cerballiance Marseille, the association brings together 50 volunteers who crochet dozens of little octopuses every month, whose tentacles will reassure premature babies and prevent them from ripping out their tubes.
An initiative that combines creativity, compassion and medical care.
What are the links between childhood obesity, parental health behaviour and social inequalities in health?
Marion Lecorguillé won the "Solidarity Research" prize from the Institut Cerba and the CNSF (Collège National des Sages-Femmes de France) for this research project. In France, 15% of children are overweight and 5% obese. She explains why this is a major health problem, and outlines ways of combating childhood obesity.
Do you know the benefits of animal mediation?
Institut Cerba is proud to support La clé des champs, an association that works with structures and individuals, offering animal mediation sessions in educational, therapeutic or leisure settings. Accompanied by a singular team made up of horses, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs and dogs, Clémence Chapeau offers a non-medicated approach that brings real therapeutic benefits to her beneficiaries. A human adventure full of gentleness and complicity!
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