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In Tanganyika Province, DRC, cholera response efforts depend not only on treatment, but on the systems that make timely detection and care possible.
Through support from VillageReach, health areas ...
What does the future of primary health care look like in a rapidly changing global health landscape?
In this exclusive VillageReach CEO Roundtable, President & CEO Dr. Ahmed Ogwell and Senior Dir
In 2025, in support of the DRC government’s efforts to reach zero dose children, VillageReach provided technical, logistical and financial support to 3 provinces (Maindombe, Mongala, and Tshopo) in...
Medicines on the Move: Strengthening the Supply Chain for Community Health Workers in Kwale County, Kenya
How do essential medicines reach community health workers serving remote households?
In...
In our latest documentary, "Medicines on the Move," we take you inside Kwale County to witness a transformation. See how the Kwale County Government, supported by the Ministry of Health and partner...
In partnership with Youterus and the African Union, VillageReach convened a high-level dialogue to address a critical and often overlooked gap - women's uterine and gynaecological health.
Watch th...
Dr. Fatou Wurie and Dr. Ahmed Ogwell break down why women facing uterine and gynecological challenges are still falling through the cracks. We don’t need to create new health programs; we need to o...
Listen to VillageReach CEO Dr. Ahmed Ogwell as he reflects on 2025 and looks ahead to 2026 in this short end of year message.
VillageReach began with a vision of a future where health care could reach everyone, especially the hardest-to-reach. Listen to Graça Machel as she reflects on the origins of VillageReach, starting...
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, more than 2 million children miss essential vaccines at 9 months of age, leaving them vulnerable to measles and yellow fever. VillageReach is working with gover...
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, more than 2 million children miss essential vaccines at 9 months of age, leaving them vulnerable to measles and yellow fever. VillageReach is working with gover...
Meet Nelma, one of the adolescents of Vanduzi District, Mozambique, recently vaccinated against HPV. In this short documentary, Nelma’s story is featured alongside those of community leaders, careg...
Mothers are central to this work. Many have faced myths linking HPV vaccination to infertility or other health risks. For Sonia, the workshop was an opportunity to replace fear with facts.
“I lear...
Samuel, a district health official, notes that collaboration and new teaching methods are making a difference. “With these new approaches, we hope to increase demand, which will in turn help expand...
For Nelma, vaccination is both a personal and community matter. “I have already been vaccinated,” she says. “It’s to avoid getting sick and to stay healthy. I will talk to other girls about getting...
Nilsa, from VillageReach, describes how the project’s participatory approach is designed to make solutions sustainable. “We are seeking solutions that really solve the problem,” she says. “They now...
Sonia Estevão from Vanduzi District, Mozambique, shares how a VillageReach co-creation workshop helped her learn the importance of HPV vaccination and how she’s using that knowledge to support othe...
Through dialogue and learning together, we’re changing the way people view HPV vaccination.
Samuel Domingos, District Manager of the Extended Program on Immunization for Vanduzi District in Mozam...
Communities, health workers and government partners bring different perspectives — and when they learn together, real change happens.
VillageReach’s Nilsa Mabunda shares how the Peer-to-Peer Lear...
Nelma from Vanduzi, Mozambique, recently received her HPV vaccine — and now she’s inspiring her friends to do the same! 💉
Through the Peer-to-Peer Learning for HPV Vaccination Project, communitie..