20 Years of Impact
When Women Lead, Communities Get What They Need
For 20 years, mothers2mothers (m2m) has shown that African women serving as frontline health workers unlock life-changing results…for their communities and themselves.
A Lifeline for Women and Children
From 2001 to 2020, we estimate that m2m helped to keep:
From 2001 to 2020, we estimate that m2m helped to keep:
From 2001 – 2020:
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From 2001 – 2020:
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Creating Empowerment Opportunities for African Women Living with HIV
Creating
Empowerment Opportunities for African Women Living with HIV
m2m has recognised the potential of digital technologies as a key enabler of universal health coverage.
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These transferrable skills become part of a critical career path that benefits our frontline staff beyond their time at m2m.
m2m has recognised the potential of digital technologies as a key enabler of universal health coverage.
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These transferrable skills become part of a critical career path that benefits our frontline staff beyond their time at m2m.
Driving Progress to End the HIV/AIDS Epidemic by 2030
As well as services to end new infections in children, m2m also provides “primary prevention” services to stop new HIV infections in adults. These services are a cornerstone in the fight to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030, and a key focus of our integrated service delivery.
Delivering Health for All
Our aim is to ensure everyone, everywhere, can access the health services they need, leaving no one behind.
We take our services to where our clients need them. When we first started, we delivered services only in health facilities, but since 2014, we’ve been working door-to-door in communities too, bringing services to where they are most needed.
Our aim is to ensure everyone, everywhere, can access the health services they need, leaving no one behind.
We take our services to where our clients need them. When we first started, we delivered services only in health facilities, but since 2014, we’ve been working door-to-door in communities too, bringing services to where they are most needed.
Currently, adolescent girls and young women are among the most vulnerable to HIV infection and can struggle to access the health services they need. Since 2016, we have been reaching this new generation through tailored, youth-friendly services, delivered by Peer Mentors in adolescent-friendly spaces.
a remarkable team of female frontline health workers, over the past 20 years, m2m has taken strides towards achieving the Global Goal of Health For All by 2030.
With a continued focus on the health needs of the clients we serve, our future will include helping deliver an end to the AIDS epidemic, while simultaneously creating a healthier, more equitable future for all.
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Footnotes:
Unless otherwise stated, all data are correct as of 31 December 2020.
- Calculated using a combination of full data and modelled estimates across all current m2m operating countries.
- Calculated using a combination of full data and modelled estimates across all current m2m operating countries.
- Calculated using a combination of full data and modelled estimates across all current m2m operating countries. UNICEF data available at: http://data.unicef.org.
- Calculated using a combination of full data and modelled estimates across all current m2m operating countries. UNICEF data available at: http://data.unicef.org
- m2m Quarterly Report, August 2021, compiled from m2m HR records, available at m2m.org/our-impact.
- m2m 2020 Annual Programme Review, available at m2m.org/our-impact.
- Modelled estimate from internal data, based on average sero-conversion rate of m2m clients.
- Internal data compiled from m2m’s monitoring tools.
- m2m Quarterly Report, August 2021, available at m2m.org/our-impact.
- Internal data compiled from m2m’s monitoring tools.
- Internal data compiled from m2m’s monitoring tools.
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