Remote Health Reach

End-of-Year Reflection: 2024 As 2024 comes to a close, we reflect on an incredible year of growth and impact. This year, we rebranded from Africa Access Health to Remote Health Reach, unveiling a fresh identity and launching our inaugural 5-Year "Vision to Action" Strategic Plan. We gladly supported vaccination efforts in Montserrado County, ensuring healthier communities. Through our partnership with the World Patients Alliance, we continued the implementation of the community dialogues on patient safety, empowering voices to create safer health systems. In collaboration with the National Malaria Control Program and support from ALMA (African Leaders Malaria Alliance), we led the launch of the Liberia Malaria Youth Corps - LMYC, mobilizing young leaders in the fight against malaria. Thank you to our partners, supporters, and the communities we serve. Together, we’re building a healthier future. Here’s to more milestones in 2025! #RemoteHealthReach #Impact2024 #HealthForAll

Malaria remains a pressing challenge in Liberia, with over 1 million confirmed cases in 2024. Yet, globally, we’ve made remarkable strides—2.2 billion cases and 12.7 million deaths averted since 2000! 🌍 Together, we can do more to protect lives. Let's strengthen our efforts to #EndMalaria. #MalariaFreeLiberia #GlobalHealth #EveryLifeMatters

Our Executive Director and Country Lead of the Liberia Malaria Youth Corps (Elijah S. Tingban) engaged with a local radio station (Radio kergheamahn FM 94.5) this morning in Ganta, Nimba County. The discussion focused on the activities of the Youth Corps and emphasized the critical importance of involving young people in the fight against malaria at the community level.

December 5th marked a significant milestone as we officially launched the Liberia Malaria Youth Corps at Corina Hotel, Sinkor. 🎉 This initiative, led by our institution in partnership with the ALMA (Leaders Malaria Alliance), and the National Malaria Control Program (Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia), is a call to action for young people to lead the charge against malaria in Liberia. With malaria remaining a leading cause of illness and death, especially among children and pregnant women, this Youth Corps will focus on community education, advocacy, and grassroots mobilization to ensure no one is left behind. A huge thank you to our stakeholders, partners, and the vibrant youth leaders who have committed to making "Zero Malaria Starts With Me" a reality. Together, we can end malaria for good! #YouthLeadership #ZeroMalaria #PublicHealth #Liberia #PartnershipsInHealth #LiberiaMalariaYouthCorps #YouthForHealth #EndMalariaNow #Liberia

🚨 It’s happening tomorrow! Join us on Thursday, December 5th, 2024, for the official launch of the Liberia Malaria Youth Corps. 🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM 📍 Location: Corina Hotel, 24th Street, Sinkor This initiative will empower young people to take action in the fight against malaria. Together, we can achieve a malaria-free Liberia! Let’s make a difference. #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe #LiberiaMalariaYouthCorps #MalariaFreeLiberia

Honored to have our Executive Director, Elijah S. Tingban and Acting Program Officer Ms. Harriet Tweh represent the Liberia Malaria Youth Corps and contribute to the fight against malaria at the 1st Africa Malaria and NTDs Youth Corps Forum in Nairobi, Kenya. Connecting with inspiring leaders and passionate advocates, we are united in one mission: to be the generation that ends malaria. Together, we can achieve zero malaria for a healthier, more prosperous future. Let’s keep pushing for change! #EndMalaria #YouthLeadership #GlobalHealth #Liberia

We are virtually participating in the 2nd World Patients Conference taking place in Cape Town, South Africa, from October 19-20, 2024. The event brings together healthcare stakeholders and patient advocacy organizations from around the world to discuss important topics such as patient safety, advocacy, and improving healthcare systems. At Remote Health Reach, we are committed to contributing to global dialogues for better patient care. P.C: World Patients Alliance #WPAWPC2 #patientsafety

In observance of World Patient Safety Day 2024 (September 17th), we hosted a daylong community dialogue titled "Diagnosis Matters: Promoting Patient Safety in Health Facilities and Beyond." The event brought together over 50 participants, including health workers and community members from Nyehn and nearby towns and villages in Todee District, Montserrado County. It aimed to: 1. raise awareness about the critical role of accurate diagnosis in patient safety, particularly within health facilities in rural areas, and 2. foster a dialogue that emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care and the impact of accurate diagnosis on health outcomes. This year's World Patient Safety Day theme is "Improving Diagnosis for Patient Safety." The community dialogue was held in partnership with the World Patients Alliance. We remain committed to amplifying the voices of patients for #patientsafety! #DiagnosisMatters #WorldPatientSafetyDay #remotehealth

As part of our commitment to advancing quality healthcare and amplifying the voice of patients for #patientsafety, Remote Health Reach is partnering with the World Patients Alliance to host a one-day "Diagnosis Matters: Promoting Patient Safety in Health Facilities and Beyond" community dialogue. Location: Nyehn Health Center, Todee District Date: Tuesday, September 17, 2024 This event will be held in commemoration of the World Patient Safety Day 2024. #DiagnosisMatters #patientsafetyfirst

We are excited to share that our Executive Director Elijah S. Tingban is participating in the 7th Annual African Forum for Research and Education in Health Symposium taking place in Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪 (August 6-8), as the Regional Representative (West Africa) of AFREhealth Student Community. The 3-day event is being held under the theme: "Progress towards SDGs in Africa: Celebrating Milestones and Overcoming Challenges." The AFREhealth is an interprofessional health professional network that works to improve the quality of healthcare through research, education, and capacity building. #afrehealth7thsymposium