Explore Living Goods’ 2026 Q1 stakeholder report highlighting support for 9,803 community health workers serving 4.7 million people, innovations in AI and digital health, and strengthened government-led community health systems across Africa.
Living Goods’ model is designed to demonstrate that government-led community health can be high-impact, cost-effective, and scalable—but questions remain about how such models perform in practice and whether they can be sustained and replicated at scale. This evaluation comes at…
New evidence from Kenya shows how clinician-supported telemedicine can strengthen community health systems. This study highlights how real-time clinical guidance for Community Health Promoters improves care quality, speeds up decision-making for sick children, and expands access to trusted primary health…
What happens when community health meets real-time clinical expertise? New research from Kenya reveals how telemedicine is helping Community Health Promoters deliver faster, higher-quality care, bringing trusted clinical support closer to families and strengthening primary health care where it’s needed…
As Uganda and other countries advance national community health strategies, the question is no longer if CHWs should be compensated, but how. These findings offer timely evidence for: Government partners designing sustainable CHW pay frameworks Donors & implementers considering blended…
Living Goods’ Q3 report highlights how 8,927 CHWs reached over 4.3 million people with lifesaving services across Burkina Faso, Kenya, and Uganda, showcases digital and supervisory innovations transforming community health, and shares strategic lessons shaping future government partnerships. Read the…
At the 2025 Community Health Workers Symposium, Living Goods presented four abstracts that demonstrate how digital innovation, data-driven insights, and community leadership are transforming health delivery across Africa. Explore our research on One Health surveillance, predictive analytics for immunization, telehealth…
Community health workers (CHWs) play a critical role in extending healthcare services to underserved populations, especially in low-income and middle-income countries. Professional CHWs (proCHWs), who are salaried, skilled, supplied and supervised, are essential for achieving Universal Health Coverage and other…
