We link remote communities to healthcare.

PEOPLE WHO LIVE FAR FROM HEALTH FACILITIES ACCESS LESS HEALTHCARE.
And they have worse health outcomes as a consequence. These needs have increased since the freeze and closure of US foreign aid.
We help remote communities to bring public doctors, nurses, and medicines to their village on a monthly basis.
These mobile outreach clinics allow people to access essential health services like anti-retroviral therapy, maternal health services, malaria treatment, child checkups, and family planning.
Find out more about our work and our team on our About Us page.
Our Work

This is what it looks like on their way to set up a clinic. The driver makes two journeys on this motorcycle.

This is what a mobile clinic looks like from the outside. Health workers serve patients for one day and then come back every month.