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Our Impact

Since we began in 2001, m2m has…

Created nearly 12,000 jobs for women living with HIV.

Reached more than 15 million people with critical health services in sub-Saharan Africa.

We undertake in-depth programme reviews every year.

 

We also release regular quarterly reports with our latest reach and impact. 

In 2022, m2m…

Achieved impact at scale

1,212,244

new and returning clients were reached through direct services, eServices, and technical assistance.

1,283

women living with HIV were employed directly by m2m as community health workers called “Mentor Mothers”.

413

locations in which Mentor Mothers provided direct services, including health facilities and in the surrounding communities.

Took a step closer to an HIV-free generation

0.5%

is the mother-to-child HIV transmission rate among enrolled m2m clients—well below the 5% UN benchmark. This makes 2022 the ninth straight year we have achieved virtual elimination.

95-95-95

In 2022, m2m met or surpassed UNAIDS’ ambitious 95-95-95 Fast Track Targets for ending HIV/AIDS, three years ahead of the 2025 target dates.

Improved the health of women, children, and adolescents

Women

98%

of m2m clients who tested positive for HIV accessed treatment, compared to a benchmark of 76% in sub-Saharan Africa. [1]

97%

of m2m clients were virally suppressed, surpassing the benchmark of 71% in sub-Saharan Africa. [2]

91%

of m2m clients reported consistent condom use—critical for preventing HIV and other STIs, and as an element of family planning.

100%

of m2m clients diagnosed with cervical pre-cancerous lesions were linked to treatment in 2022, compared to 81% in 2021.

98%

of children receiving m2m early childhood development services reached all of their developmental milestones at 12 months.

96%

of m2m clients who are children were immunised at 12 months, critical to preventing childhood diseases.

Adolescents

100%

of m2m adolescent clients (ages 10-19) who tested positive for HIV accessed treatment, compared to an 83% benchmark for sub-Saharan Africa. [3]

77%

of adolescent m2m clients (ages 10-19) received condoms in 2022, surpassing the 30.9% benchmark for sub-Saharan Africa [4]

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