LN International

We partner with health facilities in Africa’s poorest regions to build their capacity and radically improve their quality of care. Join the movement.

Guided by the belief that every individual deserves an equal opportunity to lead a healthy and whole life, LifeNet is improving the quality of health systems from the ground up. We partner with church-based clinics and hospitals to provide them with medical training, business training, access to pharmaceuticals, and loans to expand the scope of their services. Community clinics are the first line of defense against morbidity and mortality. LifeNet's helping them to provide sustainable, quality primary healthcare to those who need it most.

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1440 G Street, NW
Washington D.C., DC
20005

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+12027807435

Website

http://lninternational.org/

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LifeNet International believes that every person in Africa should have the chance to live a healthy and whole life. To that end, LifeNet harnesses local levers for change in the African healthcare community to save lives. LifeNet franchises existing faith-based health centers and oversight bodies in 4 African countries, providing clinical training and pharmaceutical and equipment services, transforming the quality of care patients receive. Local LifeNet trainers travel across Uganda, Burundi, Malawi and the DRC, ensuring that 156 existing health centers can save and improve patients’ lives. LifeNet partners finance their own operations, ensuring local responsibility and sustainability.

In the next ten years, we will operate in ten countries, raise $10 million USD in annual revenue and impact 10 million patient visits annually. We also will expand from 156 health facilities to 1,000 by 2030. As a result, millions of patients in rural areas will receive high-quality care from a well-trained health worker, an option that previously was not available to them. Join the movement.