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Hope Through Health
Hope Through Health
Not-for-profit
Year launched: 2004Existing or expanding (post-pilot)
Target geography
Target Population
Target income level
- Bottom 20%
Health focus
- Family planning and reproductive health
- HIV/AIDS
- Malaria and other vector borne diseases
- Maternal, newborn and child health
- Nutrition
Summary
Hope Through Health saves lives by making healthcare accessible and effective in Togo, West Africa.Program goals
Since 2004, HTH has developed and implemented an integrated care delivery model to provide high quality healthcare to thousands of individuals living with HIV/AIDS throughout northern Togo. This model has achieved outstanding results. For the past three years, HTH has maintained average adherence rates to antiretroviral therapy of over 90% at our central clinic and 99% of babies have been born HIV-free through our prevention program. Based on this success, the Government of Togo and our patients requested that we broaden services to serve more women and children.
Key program components
The Maternal and Child Health program expansion, launched in August 2015, has allowed HTH to reinforce maternal and child health services at some of the poorest performing health centers in northern Togo. Through this three-year pilot program, HTH aims to develop the evidence base needed to convince the Government of Togo to adopt and scale our model nationwide, bringing healthcare to the nearly 5 million people in Togo who currently lack access.
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