Women are at the heart of most societies. Regardless of whether they are working or not, mothers are extremely influential in a child’s life. Educating girls is one of the most important investments a country can make in its own future.

Education and skill has a profound effect on a women’s ability to claim other rights and achieve a respectable status in society, such as economic independence and political representation. Having an education can make an enormous difference to a woman’s chances of finding well-paid work, raising a healthy family and preventing hardship.

Research has shown that one of the most effective ways to improve a woman’s life is to help them become economically independent. According to the World Bank and the Council on Foreign Relations, when women are able to support themselves, not only do their own lives improve but they typically reinvest 90% of their earnings in their families and communities. They send their children to school, nutrition and health care improve, domestic and sexual violence decrease and life in their communities, as a whole, improves. An increase of $10 in a woman’s income achieves the same improvements in a child’s nutrition and health as an increase of $110 in a man’s income.

Keeping women in good health is not only our duty but this is essential to keep their minds strong and clear.

Health is a basic, important aspect of life to live. We realize that Medicare is similar to Home Health Agency (HHA). This includes availability of medical practitioners for basic medical treatments in the Trust as well as referral for inpatient hospital care at public hospitals and follow ups. Inpatient hospital care coverage may include costs of stay in medical wards, meals, regular nursing services, operating and recovery rooms, intensive care, inpatient prescription for medicines, necessary laboratory tests, X-rays, inpatient rehabilitation, and long-term care (LTC), as well as all other necessary medical services and supplies provided in the hospital – all of this to be covered by Solace for Women Trust.