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Expanding knowledge, improving health.

We envision a world where all communities have access to engaging, evidence-based, and actionable health information.

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What We Do

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Health Education Design

We work with governments, community-based groups, and other health stakeholders to create health worker training and community education. All resources are open-access, free for anyone to use on any device.

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Research and Evaluation

We rigorously investigate the factors that make health education effective and scalable. Together with our partners, we are building the evidence base for creating impactful, equitable digital health education and training.

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Our Impact

40 million

learners reached

190

countries with active learners

800+

educational videos & other resources

In 2023, we created over 50 videos on the most searched health topics in Spanish, launched a digital community health worker training to reduce preventable child deaths, investigated the main barriers to vaccination among Indigenous communities in Guatemala, and much more.

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Health education is essential to health equity.

We are committed to tackling the major drivers of death and disease through scalable health worker training and community education.

Health Worker Training

The World Health Organization predicts a shortage of 10 million health workers by 2030, primarily in low- and middle-income communities. Continuous training and upskilling for care providers are essential to closing this gap, and exclusive in-person training is no longer enough.

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Community Health Education

Access to evidence-based information in a language you understand and with information you can act on is a foundational building block of health—and it is currently not the reality for millions of people worldwide.

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A few of our collaborators

Six collaborator logos, from left to right: Philani Maternal, Child Health and Nutrition Trust; ELMA; Community Health Impact Coalition; Noora Health; World Health Organization; Lwala; Grow Great; Department of Health South Africa; and UNICEF.

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