
Highlighting the Importance of Integrated Services at AIDS 2022
“We simply cannot integrate services or leverage the full potential of Community Health Workers if they are not properly compensated, supported, and provided with the educational and material tools that they need to deliver their important work.” – Rebecca...
Closing the Vision Gap With Liberia’s Community Health Assistant Workforce
Imagine a life fundamentally changed by a $1 investment. For over 800 million people around the world, there’s a critical tool to sustain their livelihood that remains out of reach: a pair of non-prescription reading glasses.
Designing solutions that meet health worker needs
Solving supply chain challenges, especially for community health workers (CHWs), requires a people-centered approach. This means solutions must be co-developed with key stakeholders, and a continuous feedback loop on performance and impact is critical to success. At...Supply Chain for Community Health Workers (SC4CHWs)
Where We Work | Program Supply Chain for Community Health Workers (SC4CHWs) VillageReach is supporting Last Mile Health and The Liberia Ministry of Health in strengthening key areas of the system to ensure supplies get to where they are needed at the last mile. <...Kwitanda Community Health Program
Where We Work | Program Kwitanda Community Health Program From 2008-2019, VillageReach led a program to increase the reach of health services at the community and health center levels by building capacity of community health workers. < Return to Global Experience...D-tree Mobile Data Collection Field Test
Where We Work | Program D-tree Mobile Data Collection Field Test < Return to Global Experience Map Country Malawi Solution Supply Chain for CHWs Topic Health care technology Status Complete Background VillageReach partnered with D-Tree International in the...Reducing missed opportunities for vaccination in Mozambique: cross-sectional assessment (2017)
SC4CHWs: A New Approach in Liberia
A new $1.5 million investment from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria allows the Liberian MoH and VillageReach to launch a new project over the next two years in Bomi and Margibi counties. With this funding VillageReach will test new ways to...