The article discusses the impact of the SARMAAN initiative, a child-survival program in northern Nigeria, in the context of the 18th World Congress on Public Health in Cape Town. It highlights how community health workers deliver essential interventions at the doorstep, making child-survival policies personal. The piece underscores the importance of equity and inclusion in public health, as exemplified by SARMAAN's reach to millions of children.
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