OpHealth.
Healthy hearts. Sustainable communities.
34%.
The percentage of health facilities in Africa that have the necessary medical equipment to provide basic emergency and surgical care
1 in 13.
children in sub-Saharan Africa dies before their fifth birthday, with the majority of these deaths attributed to preventable or treatable conditions
two-thirds.
of global maternal deaths occur in Africa due to limited access to skilled birth attendants, emergency obstetric care, and family planning services.
Problem.
In the heart of Africa, a silent but devastating crisis persists.
In Kenya, access to life-saving medical equipment and resources remains a critical challenge, with many health facilities lacking even the most basic necessities. Less than one third of health facilities in the country have access to essential medical items, leaving countless patients without proper care and treatment. This shortage of resources contributes to preventable deaths and exacerbates health disparities, particularly in rural and underserved areas.
Process.
OpHealth addresses the critical shortage of medical equipment and resources in Kenyan health facilities by providing life-saving supplies and educational support.
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Through strategic partnerships with organisations like SA Health, we procure essential medical equipment from South Australia and distribute it to hospitals across Kenya. This initiative not only delivers tangible relief to underserved communities but also empowers local healthcare providers through educational programs and training sessions.
By equipping healthcare facilities with the necessary tools and knowledge, OpHealth aims to improve patient outcomes, enhance healthcare delivery, and ultimately save lives.
Our newest operation is set to make significant impact in the hospitals we serve, demonstrating the transformative power of collaboration and collective action in changing the healthcare landscape in Kenya.
Impact.
Together, we are rewriting the narrative of healthcare access and ensuring that every individual has the opportunity to receive quality care when they need it most.
To learn more about OpHealth, contact jack@opblue.org
