Get involved
Most people we meet only about hypertension or diabetes after a diagnosis. Changing that means turning up — in schools, markets and communities, with people to take readings, explain results and answer questions, and with the supplies to do it properly. Past outreaches have happened that way. The next one needs the same three things.
Time, partnership, or funding — any of the three moves the work forward.

Give your time
Outreaches run on people — taking readings, leading sessions, running the registration desk, keeping the record.
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Bring your organisation
Our largest screening reached hundreds of people because a diagnostic centre came on board. Schools, churches, clinics and companies all have a way in.
Start a partnership
Fund the work
Test strips, transport, printed materials and supplies. Funding is what turns a planned outreach into one that happens.
Ways to giveWhat volunteers do

Taking blood pressure and blood sugar readings, recording results and helping people understand their numbers.

Leading group talks and one-on-one sessions on hypertension, diabetes, cholera, malaria and reproductive health.

Registration desks, supplies, crowd flow and getting the team where it needs to be. No medical background needed.

Photography and record-keeping — capturing each outreach so the work can be shown to partners and funders.
Volunteering or partnering? Pick one and we’ll take it from there.
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