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Find Women's Health Programme director Dr Angela Muriuki (left) visits Malaysia to learn more about the Rose Programme and how it can be implemented in other parts of the world.

Nothing is impossible is the phrase that comes to Dr Angela Muriuku’s mind when she thinks of her recent visit to Sarawak with the Rose Foundation team to view their work firsthand.

Muriuki, the Women’s Health Programme director at Find, a global non-profit organisation that connects countries and communities, funders, decision makers, healthcare providers and developers, reveals that her visit followed a presentation on the Rose Programme during the World Health Assembly in Geneva earlier this year.

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