Reaching Further Through Radical CollaborationOver the next three years, VillageReach will draw upon our strengths, developed over two decades, by building high-quality solutions that address the needs and preferences of communities and bring health products to hard-to-reach people in innovative ways. We gave ourselves bold goals bec...

Our Impact in 2022I am happy to share the VillageReach 2022 Annual Impact Report with you today. It’s partnerships – with governments, communities, social innovators, and donors – that allow our solutions to reach many people. Thank you for being part of this journey.This year’s stories highlight what responsive health care l...

Focusing on Responsive Primary Health Care in 2023As we plan for our next three-year strategy cycle at VillageReach, I find myself reflecting on where we have been as well as what is to come. Our work with government and partners has seen tremendous growth - since we launched our last strategy in 2019, our solutions have gone from re...

In 2021, a total of 25 million children worldwide missed out on life-saving vaccines. In Africa, the number was estimated to be 7.7 million, representing one-third of all global immunizations given. Make your gift today!Make your gift today! Last year, VillageReach helped increase access to quality health care for 70 million people in...

Dear Donors and Partners,I write with unfortunate news. As you may already be aware, communities in Southern Malawi and Central Mozambique, where VillageReach works, are in turmoil right now. Cyclone Freddy - a record-breaking cyclone - made its way through both countries over the last 48 hours. VillageReach is happy to report that a...

Looking Ahead to 2023 and BeyondWhen I look back on 2022, I see so many places VillageReach took chances, aimed higher, and achieved new impacts in partnership with others. At the “vaccinodromes” of Kinshasa (DRC) and Yopougon (Côte d’Ivoire), we combined all that we know about delivering primary health care...

Our collective achievements are enabled by the depth of our partnerships.Together - with communities, with health workers, with governments - we've made significant progress in 2022.Copyright © 2023 VillageReach, All rights reserved. Thank you for opting in for updates and newslett...

In February, the Malawi Ministry of Health announced the shocking news that a case of wild poliovirus had been detected in a child – the first in the country in 30 years and the first in Africa since 2020. A month later, neighboring Mozambique confirmed eight more cases.Polio is an infectious disease that mainly affects childr...

Introducing VillageReach's new Vice President I’m thrilled to announce that Claudia Shilumani has joined VillageReach in the new role of Vice President, Partnerships & Impact. In this strategic role, she will develop and operationalize VillageReach’s strategic goal of being a global leader in advancing scale and sustainabilit...

From Ideas to Commitment: Leadership at VillageReach VillageReach has seen tremendous growth since I joined in 2013. This organizational evolution has pushed us to be more explicit about how we define and actualize our values. But becoming an organization that is locally driven and globally connected did not h...

Join us on June 2nd, 2022, from 12:00 – 12:50 p.m. PDT for an exclusive conversation for VillageReach donors and friends. Take a close look at how vaccinodromes are bringing vaccines closer to where people live and work - improving access and availability.Vaccinodromes: bringing life-saving vaccines directly to people in t...

It’s World Immunization Week, and we invite you to join VillageReach in our vision to ensure that everyone has access to life-saving vaccines, no matter where they live. Make a gift to improve vaccine deliveryLast year, even as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted routine vaccinations, VillageReach and our partners were using drones to...

For World Immunization Week, we invite you to join VillageReach in our vision to ensure that everyone has access to life-saving vaccines, no matter where they live. Make a gift to improve vaccine deliveryLast year, even as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted routine vaccinations, VillageReach and our partners were using drones to supp...

Immunizations save millions of lives every day. They are among the most impactful and cost-effective public health interventions available. But the COVID-19 pandemic has gravely disrupted global childhood routine immunization efforts.Give now to support vaccine deliveryDuring 2020, 23 million children did not receive essential vaccines ...

Immunizations save millions of lives every day. They are among the most impactful and cost-effective public health interventions available. But the COVID-19 pandemic has gravely disrupted global childhood routine immunization efforts.Give now to support vaccine deliveryDuring 2020, 23 million children did not receive essential vaccines ...

Strengthening Health Systems Through COVID & Beyond In 2021, I felt like I was on a roller coaster. This is how I began the president's letter in our 2021 Annual Impact Report. The ups and downs of the pandemic were relentless, but during this past fiscal year VillageReach continued to adapt while keeping in mind our big pict...

Image: GettyLessons From The Virtuous Cycle Of Global LearningAs we head into the third year of a global pandemic, VillageReach remains focused on speeding up the pace of global vaccination. There is still a long way to go to reach our goals, but nevertheless, I find myself filled with hope. This pandemic has brought many opportunities...

With the New Year comes renewed optimism that together we can reach health care for all.May 2022 bring us closer to this shared vision. Watch our new video!---->Copyright © 2022 VillageReach, All rights reserved. Thank you for opting in for updates and newsletters from VillageReach at our websi...

Only 7% of people in sub-Saharan Africa are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. There is much work ahead to protect people all across the world.Help close the vaccine equity gapVillageReach is at the front lines, helping COVID-19 vaccines reach people who need them. We are helping governments in five African nations design and deploy a C...

My name is Dr. Alinafe Kasiya, and I am VillageReach's Malawi Country Director. Like so many others, my family has been personally and devastatingly affected by COVID-19. I am one of just 6 percent of Africans who have been fully vaccinated. Global inequality in vaccine access is costing lives every day.Beating COVID-19 means we must st...