In remote villages where the nearest hospital might be a day's journey away, our community health workers are often the only source of medical care. These are their stories.
Dr. Amara's Mobile Clinic
Dr. Amara Diallo travels with her mobile clinic through 12 villages in rural Senegal. "Some days, I see 50 patients before noon," she says. "Mothers walking for hours, children with preventable diseases. Every day, I'm reminded why this work matters."
Training the Next Generation
Our healthcare program doesn't just provide services—it builds capacity. This year, we trained 200 community health workers, ensuring that expertise stays within the communities we serve.
"Before this program, I watched my village lose too many children to diseases that could have been prevented. Now, I have the knowledge to save lives. That's a gift I can never repay."
— Fatou Sow, Community Health Worker
The Future of Community Healthcare
We're expanding our telemedicine capabilities, connecting remote health workers with specialists around the world. Technology is helping us reach more people than ever before, but the heart of our program remains the dedicated individuals who serve their communities every day.
