(00:25- 00:32) Compared to other health centers, this facility is nice (00:32- 00:34) Especially the maternity ward and delivery room. (00:34- 00:39) The facility is well built, it doesn’t have leakage when it rains. (00:39- 00:44) Compared to other health centers and hospitals, this health center is much better. (00:44-00:51) The fact there is power and running water feels like you are working in Addis Ababa. (00:51-00:53) The community is amazed at the fact that there is water and power. (00:53-00:57) Because they know there is power, they can get access to laboratory services such as TB testing. (01:01- 01:06) Because of the 24 hour service we provide, patients can come at any time. (01:09- 01:10) We’re happy. (01:20-01:23) Before the establishment of this health center, (01:23-01:27) our mothers and sisters were suffering, (01:27-01:30) because they lacked knowledge about the services available. (01:31-01:34) Now they are aware of the services. (01:34-01:36) Mothers are very lucky. (01:37-01:40) When labor starts, the family calls an ambulance… (01:40-01:45) to take them to the health center where they give birth and get better. (01:45-01:49) I got my first pregnancy vaccination here. (01:50-01:53) It made me feel better. (01:55-01:58) When I have my baby, I will come to this health center to deliver. (04:23-04:30) The third is a new dry roasted chickpea snack product which is the first of its kind to be produced in Ethiopia. (02:00-02:05) Because it is very close to us, we are getting treatment and getting better. (02:07-02:11) No more long walking for treatment.