Mobile Afya
We provide health information and education in local languages. Our app users can call doctors for free and ask questions about their health and well-being.
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Support access to health information for vulnerable communities. Who is vulnerable: people living with disabilities, those living in extreme povert... Read more
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Help us help others. 50% of people in Subsaharan Africa will go through their lives from birth to death without ever seeing a doctor. We bring heal... Read more
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€5 EUR since Nov 2022
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Tech for good - what are you currently supporting?
Published on November 8, 2022 by Mariatheresa Samson Kadushi
Interested to learn about projects that community members are supporting or financing!
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In Tanzania, the average is 1 doctor per 20,000 people, resulting in one of the highest global rates of deaths from preventable diseases. WHO (World Health Organisation) recommends 1 doctor per 1,000 people.
In addition to health information, our app users can call doctors and ask questions or seek consultation about their health and well-being. The application works on both feature phones (offline phones) and smartphones.
- COVID-19
- Diseases (Infectious, NCDs and NTDs)
- Basic first aid
- Women's Health (menstrual and maternal health)
- Nutrition education (including for pregnant women)
- Parenting tools (focusing on adolescent health)
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Help us help others - WE NEED YOU!
Who is vulnerable: people living with disabilities, those living in extreme poverty (in rural areas), women and people living with chronic diseases such as HIV.
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