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Amref Health Africa

Thematic Focus Areas

Global Health
Education
Economic Development
We train local health workers and provide health services to meet the continent’s dynamic and critical health needs.
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Website

EIN

13-1867411

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They say necessity is the mother of invention. And with the large-scale issues our charity partners are facing, inventive solutions are needed now more than ever to tackle challenges like hunger, health care access and economic mobility. Luckily, innovative tech solutions aren’t only for corporations in Silicon Valley. Nonprofits around the world are pioneering innovations to lead in these areas. From VR to solar power, new technologies are key to many charities’ success in fundraising, operations and programming. Read on to learn about five charity partners leading with innovative, data-driven solutions to some of the world’s most complex problems. Psst:...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Kenyan Girls in School
  • Charity: Amref Health Africa
  • Country: Kenya
  • Photo Credit: Jeroen van Loon / Amref Health Africa 

  • Title: Children playing at an Amref borehole
  • Charity: Amref Health Africa
  • Country: Uganda
  • Photo Credit: Ambrose Watanda

  • Title: Frank and Brenda focusing on water pouring.
  • Charity: Amref Health Africa
  • Country: Malawi
  • Photo Credit: David Brazier

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

The Maridi Health Science Institute (MHSI), founded in 1998, was built to help address the extreme gaps in healthcare throughout South Sudan by providing medical training to health workers in remote and underserved communities. This school year, 125 students, 47 fully sponsored by Amref, enrolled in midwifery and clinical medicine courses. Hellen, a 25-year-old midwife student in her final year, told her grandfather she would be a nurse when she grew up. As a resident of South Sudan and Uganda during their conflicts, she saw firsthand what women go through during pregnancy and labor. These experiences taught her that becoming a midwife would help her be a changemaker. On top of being a student, she’s a trainee at one of the largest hospitals in the state. She regularly interacts with patients, talks with them about their care, and conducts follow-up visits at their homes after delivery. This dramatically reduces infections...