The first quarter of 2020 was full of both success and new global health realities. As we celebrate the great improvements of our partner health facilities, showcased in this report, we remain steadfast in our commitment to ensuring all women, children, and men receive high...
The final quarter of 2019 was full of celebration for all we had seen God accomplish in the past year and excitement as we looked to the future of LifeNet in 2020. We concluded the year reaching the milestone of 8,000,000+ patient visits improved since...
[caption id="attachment_17150" align="alignright" width="423"] Nshimirimana leading a management training.[/caption] Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo: On November 1, 2019, LifeNet International promoted Gérard Nshimirimana to the position of Country Director for the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Nshimirimana holds a Master’s in Health Economics and has...
The third quarter of 2019 included the launch of LifeNet's bold 10-10-10 Vision for 2023! By the year 2023, LifeNet will expand its impact into 10 countries of operation, improving 10,000,000 patient visits every year at a cost of $10,000,000 in annual revenue—just $1 per...
A Note from the President LifeNet teams in Burundi, Uganda, the DRC, and Malawi are hard at work every day to ensure that underserved and vulnerable patients can receive compassionate, life-saving care from their local health clinics. Seven years of internal monitoring and evaluation data have...
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The COVID-19 pandemic is expected to quickly spread in sub-Saharan Africa and will devastate vulnerable communities without action.
