Strengthening the foundations of care.
African Health Access Network works to improve access to quality healthcare by strengthening health facilities, supporting health professionals, and connecting communities to care. We advance these priorities through locally led partnerships and collaboration across sectors.
Our Mission
Our mission is to strengthen health facilities, support health professionals, and connect underserved African communities to quality care through locally led partnerships.
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We bring together local leadership, healthcare expertise, philanthropic support, and institutional partnerships to address practical barriers to care.
Our Experience
AHAN’s founder worked alongside teams in Ethiopia and abroad to help equip four hospitals:
- Taltalle Primary Hospital
- Mega Primary Hospital
- Moyale General Hospital
- Nagelle Borana General Hospital
The equipment was donated by Human Bridge, a Sweden-based nonprofit organization with an office in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. This collaboration with the diaspora community and teams in Ethiopia informs AHAN’s work to strengthen health facilities and support locally led healthcare.
Our Priorities
Medical Equipment
Supplying essential diagnostic tools and specialized clinical equipment to strengthen local health facility capacity and improve patient outcomes.
Solar Infrastructure
Implementing reliable solar power systems to ensure uninterrupted healthcare services and refrigeration for life-saving supplies in remote rural hubs.
Workforce Training
Connecting health professionals, academic institutions, and partner organizations with local leadership through clinical education, mentorship, and practical workforce development.
Digital Health
Community Health
Hygiene & WASH
Modernizing health information systems and patient management tools to improve coordination and quality of care in regional clinics.
Expanding access to maternal and child health through locally led community outreach programs and preventative education.
Strengthening water, sanitation, and infection prevention protocols to protect patients and health workers within regional facilities.