The pilot will prioritize post-partum care, training graduates to address mobility issues after childbirth, a critical need in Angola where maternal mortality remains high (427/100,000 live births). Celly’s online course, costing €10,000, will include modules on pelvic floor therapy, benefiting 20–30 new mothers monthly and aligning with UNICEF and USAID goals. This targeted approach, backed by University of Pécs expertise, strengthens Kimakuya’s relevance to national health plans and offers a measurable outcome for the December 2026 evaluation.