11 years.
30 million patient visits.

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5,045

BABIES' AND MOTHERS' LIVES SAVED

In 2023, LifeNet-trained healthcare providers saved  5,045 newborns and mothers by implementing proper infant CPR and postpartum hemorrhage treatments.

Today, 2,164 babies and 407 mothers in Africa will die from preventable causes.

Thousands of mothers, children, and other vulnerable and underserved people in sub-Saharan Africa are dying from preventable diseases and conditions because health workers and health facilities lack the knowledge and tools they need to provide quality care to their patients.
But it doesn’t have to be this way.

WE ARE TRANSFORMING AFRICAN HEALTH FACILITIES

To provide quality, sustainable healthcare and save lives. but we need your support.

Guided by the belief that every individual deserves an equal opportunity to lead a healthy and whole life, we improve the quality of health systems in sub-Saharan Africa from the ground up.

Average cost of $1 per patient visit

410

HEALTH FACILITIES

6

COUNTRIES

Duke Study Confirms: LifeNet Improves Healthcare for Moms & Babies

Duke Global Health Institute’s 15-month longitudinal study “provides evidence that the LifeNet clinical training intervention significantly improved maternal and neonatal healthcare quality.”

LEADING IMPACT INDICATORS

BEFORE LIFENET TRAINING
11%
AFTER LIFENET TRAINING
92%

Focus: Hygiene
Goal: Reduce infection

Hand washing materials are available and clinic staff regularly  wash their hands.

BEFORE LIFENET TRAINING
8%
AFTER LIFENET TRAINING
94%

Focus: Infant Resuscitation 
Goal: Reduce neonatal mortality

Healthcare providers have the knowledge and skills needed to perform proper infant resuscitation techniques, including CPR, to save newborns’ lives.

BEFORE LIFENET TRAINING
10%
AFTER LIFENET TRAINING
91%

Focus: Financial documentation
Goal: Increase financial sustainability

Systems for tracking daily revenues and expenses are up to date.

BEFORE LIFENET TRAINING
15%
AFTER LIFENET TRAINING
96%

Focus: Treating postpartum hemorrhage
Goal: Reduce maternal mortality

Healthcare providers have the knowledge and skills necessary to implement proper postpartum hemorrhage treatments to save mothers’ lives.

Guiding Principles

Our Christian faith and commitment to justice, compassion, and elevating the poor motivate our work. All people, made in the image of God, have the right to live healthy and whole lives. So, we equip and empower local health workers to provide high-quality healthcare for their vulnerable communities. Through LifeNet’s work, health workers in hard to reach, last-mile health facilities in Africa are equipped with the knowledge and tools they need to serve the poor, the sick, and the vulnerable in medically-sound ways.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

 

We are humbled by the support we receive while we transform healthcare across Africa.
Hover over the images below to find out more about each accolade and membership.

CONNECT WITH US

IN THE US

LifeNet International
PO Box 21457
Washington, DC 20009
+1 (202) 480-9002

IN BURUNDI

LifeNet International
26 Avenue Ngendandumwe
Bujumbura, Burundi

IN UGANDA

Lifenet International Uganda
Princes Anne Drive, Plot 56 Bugolobi Kampala Uganda

IN DRC

No. 371 Av. Patrice Emery Lumumba, Q. Nguba
C. Ibanda, Bukavu
Democratic Republic of the Congo

IN MALAWI

LifeNet International
Off Presidential Highway,
Plot Number 116, Area 14
Lilongwe, Malawi

IN KENYA

LifeNet International Kenya
Juimia Place
Lenana Road, Nairobi Kenya

IN GHANA

LifeNet International
30 Spiess Loop, McCarthy Hill
Accra, Ghana

SOCIAL INNOVATION IN HEALTH INITIATIVE

We were chosen as one of 25 high impact healthcare delivery solutions for the
2015 Social Innovation in Health Initiative, in partnership with the World Health Organization.