Potential Partners for Access to Healthcare

There are several reputable international NGOs that focus on providing access to healthcare in rural parts of Cameroon and other African nations. Here are a few organizations you could consider partnering with:

• Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières): MSF provides medical care to those in need, often in conflict zones and areas with limited healthcare access. They have operations in various African countries and could be a valuable partner for providing medical services.
• Partners In Health: PIH works to provide quality healthcare to underprivileged communities, including in rural areas of Africa. They collaborate with local governments to strengthen healthcare systems and provide medical services.
• African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF): AMREF focuses on improving healthcare in Africa by training healthcare workers, establishing health facilities, and providing medical services to remote areas.
• IntraHealth International: IntraHealth works to strengthen healthcare systems and support healthcare workers in underserved areas. They provide training, technical assistance, and resources to improve healthcare access.
• Global Health Corps: GHC aims to build the next generation of global health leaders and supports initiatives that address healthcare disparities. They work with a variety of partners to improve healthcare access.
• CURE International: CURE specializes in providing surgical care to children with disabilities in underserved communities. They have hospitals and programs in several African countries.
• Living Goods: Living Goods operates community health programs that train and empower community health workers to provide basic healthcare services in rural areas.
• Last Mile Health: Last Mile Health focuses on bringing healthcare to remote and underserved communities. They train and equip community health workers to provide essential healthcare services.
• Save the Children: Save the Children operates healthcare programs for mothers and children in underserved communities across Africa. They work to improve maternal and child health and provide essential medical services.
• World Vision: World Vision provides healthcare services in various African countries through health centers, clinics, and outreach programs. They focus on maternal and child health, nutrition, and disease prevention.