Our Programs

Real care delivered where the health system doesn't reach, from mobile clinics to digital health records.

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a group of people taking a picture in a mirror
PROGRAMS

Community Medical Outreach & Mobile Health Clinics

Our fully equipped mobile health units function as clinics on wheels, delivering diagnostic services, pharmacy support, and minor clinical procedures to regions hours away from the nearest static facility, removing the transport costs that often keep the poorest Zambians from seeking care at all.

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person holding baby's index finger
PROGRAMS

Maternal, Newborn & Child Health (MNCH)

We provide antenatal care monitoring, postnatal follow-up, and childhood immunization support, with a strong emphasis on respectful maternity care.

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a man and a woman in a room with a computer
PROGRAMS

Disease Prevention, Screening, and Referral

We run mass screening campaigns for malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV, with rapid linkage into the national treatment system, alongside screening for hypertension and diabetes, conditions that often go undiagnosed in rural areas until they become critical.

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Women in colorful clothes sitting on a bench outdoors.
PROGRAMS

Health Education & Behavioural Change Communication

Our health education programs use culturally tailored strategies, working through traditional leaders, community radio, and peer counseling, to shift health-seeking behavior and encourage earlier testing.

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person holding drinking glass filled with water
PROGRAMS

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Promotion

We support latrine construction, point-of-use water treatment, and handwashing education to stop waterborne disease outbreaks before they start.

PROGRAMS

Health Systems Strengthening & Capacity Building

We train Community Health Assistants and facility-based staff in current clinical protocols, data management, and pharmacy inventory control, so progress continues long after an outreach mission ends.

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Doctor typing on keyboard with stethoscope nearby
PROGRAMS

Digital Health & Technology Integration

Telemedicine platforms connect rural nurses with urban specialists, while electronic data tools enable real-time disease surveillance and patient tracking.

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A wooden block spelling the word health on a table
PROGRAMS

Policy Engagement & Advocacy

We use data from our own field operations to advocate for evidence-based policy change, working alongside the Ministry of Health and international partners.

Where We Work

Our 2025-2026 rollout focuses on seven provinces. The Northern Corridor (Luapula, Northern, and Muchinga) faces hyper-endemic malaria and high rates of home delivery. The Copperbelt and Central provinces carry a disproportionate HIV and TB burden tied to the mining workforce. North-Western Province has strong health literacy but a critically low doctor-to-population ratio. Eastern Province faces persistent maternal health risks and declining vaccination coverage.

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Our 2026 Targets

A 20% increase in facility-based deliveries in focus areas, 15,000 new TB and HIV cases identified and linked to treatment, a 15% reduction in severe childhood malaria in the Northern Corridor, 2,500 community health workers trained, and 50 rural health posts integrated with digital tools.

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These programs only reach as far as our resources and partnerships allow.

If your organization, business, or community wants to extend that reach, we want to hear from you.

"QUALITY HEALTH FOR ALL"

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actionforhealthequity2025@gmail.com

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+260 977 801 376

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Plot 18373, Chela Katwishi Road, Libala South, Lusaka, Zambia

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