Money Health Clinic is a recently constructed public health facility located in the remote village of Money, in the Commune of Malanville, Alibori Department, northern Benin. It was established to address critical healthcare access issues for local residents, eliminating the need to cross national borders for basic medical services. Built with international humanitarian support, the clinic now offers essential outpatient, maternal, and emergency care for this underserved rural population.

• Outpatient Consultations and Basic Medical Care

• Maternal & Child Health (including safe deliveries and postnatal care)

• Birth Documentation and Registration

• Basic Emergency First Aid

• Immunization Campaign Support

• Health Education and Counseling

• The clinic was purpose-built to improve maternal safety, public health, and community trust

• Well-constructed infrastructure including a water well with a pump, solar power lighting, and sanitation facilities

• Service delivery focuses on accessibility, birth safety, and official documentation of local residents

• Vision: To provide every community member in Money and its surroundings with reliable, safe, and accessible healthcare for essential needs, especially maternal and child health.

• Mission: Deliver comprehensive primary and preventive health services, safeguard birth registration, and support overall well-being in this rural region.