One of the main limiting factors to the development of the village is the lack of medical care.

The closest health-centre is situated 10km from Issaogo; during the rain season, walking, or even cycling on the track is very difficult and covering the distance can take a long time. Moreover, this closest health-centre is not equipped to care for pregnant women.

The situation proves often fateful for the villagers: last year, several women died during childbirth because they could’nt reach the health-centre in time.

Faced to this dreadful situation, the villagers decided to build a Health and Social Promotion Centre(CSPS).

 Building a health centre
 Building a drug storage building
 Building a maternity hospital
 Equipments: sinking, motorised bicycle, medical equipment and a kitchen
 Developing sensitisation actions around the main issues in the village: epidemics, food and hygien.

The village of Issaogo as well as those of Tébéré to the east, Loundougo to the south-east, Yagbtenga, Lédré to the south, Magdogo to the south-west, Tibtenga to the west and Doungou Nabig-tenga to the north.

 The government of Burkina gave the required authorisation prior to the construction, which guaranties the installation of 2 medical-assistants once everything is built
 Estimate of the project
 Construction of the health-centre main building
 Construction of the drug storage building

 Rehabilitation of accommodation for the medical-assistants
 Purchase of medical equipment
 Building of a sinking for water supply
 Building of the maternity hospital
 Purchase and installation of a solar energy system

Every single undertakings are voluntarily realised by the villagers under the supervisions of a chief-jobber.