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12/11/2025

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, health workers row for hours by canoe to reach children on remote islands with vaccines.

Thanks to PATH and partners, 30,000+ children were vaccinated in just one year.

Hope travels many miles. Help fuel the next journey: https://bit.ly/4pffxuJ

And with a donation match through December 31, your gift will go twice as far.

12/10/2025

Senegal is rewriting the future of meningitis control, and PATH is proud to help make it possible. In a region long burdened by recurring outbreaks, Senegal has transformed its surveillance system, bringing together clinical and laboratory data in real time through a new integrated DHIS2 tracker.

This tracker is improving public health decision-making. Outbreak patterns that once took weeks to spot now appear in hours. PATH's pilot provided evidence for Ministère de la Santé et de l'Action sociale's expansion of surveillance nationwide.

As Senegal prepares to introduce the MenFive® pentavalent vaccine ( ), this digital infrastructure will ensure vaccines reach the right communities at the right time—accelerating progress toward the World Health Organization (WHO) goal of defeating meningitis by 2030.

Learn more: https://www.path.org/our-impact/articles/strengthening-senegals-meningitis-surveillance/?utm_campaign=article&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

12/09/2025

PATH’s Center for Advocacy and Policy joined Council of Governors-Kenya last month for a high-level roundtable in Kenya, bringing together county leaders to discuss national priorities, including social health insurance and strategies to advance universal health coverage (UHC).

PATH Regional Director Rachel Ndirangu urged governors to invest in primary health care (PHC) as the foundation for UHC and . “Strong PHC systems make health systems more resilient and better prepared for crises,” Rachel said.

PATH’s advocacy focused on:
📢 Increasing and protecting county PHC financing
📢 Scaling up community health services and workforce
📢 Enhancing digital health for PHC delivery
📢 Strengthening accountability and citizen participation

This engagement underscores our commitment to partnering with the Council of Governors and all 47 counties to ensure equitable, people-centered health systems in Kenya.

12/08/2025

The voluntary contributions of biological samples from disease outbreak survivors play an important role in accelerating vaccine and diagnostic development efforts. In preparation for future outbreaks, PATH is supporting the establishment of a new global biospecimen access network.

In collaboration with Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations - CEPI, we recently conducted a simulation exercise event to test the design and development of the Biospecimen Sourcing Initiative (BSI), which aims to collect and share these samples consistently and equitably. The testing event was a first step in evaluating the BSI’s vision and planned structure.

Learn more: https://www.path.org/our-impact/articles/disease-outbreak-survivors-are-key-to-future-preparedness/?utm_campaign=article&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

12/08/2025

PATH’s initiative is bringing its proven 4D approach—Discover, Define, Develop, Deliver—to Kano State, one of Nigeria’s most populous regions with some of the highest numbers of zero-dose children.

PATH partnered with the Clinton Health Access Initiative Nigeria, which was already active in Kano and eager to expand its experience with human-centered design. Together with the Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria, we are co-creating solutions with communities, caregivers, and health workers to close immunization gaps and strengthen health systems.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4hdPcdZ

12/05/2025

We are honored to share that PATH’s MenAfriVac has won the 2025 Bridges Award for Public Sector Innovation! The groundbreaking meningitis A vaccine has helped protect more than 360 million people across Africa and put us on the road to ending the disease for good.

This recognition celebrates collaboration, equity, and humanitarian innovation. Thank you to the Galien Foundation and to everyone who made this possible.

Full announcement: https://bit.ly/4iMgOYu

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12/05/2025

In , most children with developmental delays go undetected. PATH partnered with a local nonprofit to bring care home—training volunteers, supporting families, and improving early detection. Referrals and therapy access rose sharply, and families built lasting support networks. The project shows that community-based care can transform outcomes for children with disabilities in low-resource settings.

PATH: The way to better health.

12/01/2025

12/01/2025

This , be the way to better health for millions. ❤️

PATH reaches more than 64 million people every year with the health products and services they need to thrive.

And with a 3:1 match tomorrow, your gift will go 4x as far: https://bit.ly/4pffxuJ

We are a global team of innovators working to accelerate health equity so all people and communities can thrive.

11/28/2025

In Kenya’s Nyamira County, HIV and tuberculosis are major health challenges. PATH partnered with local leaders to strengthen community health services—training and equipping frontline workers, improving data systems, and expanding access to care.

In 2024, over 114,000 people were screened for TB. The effort is now a model for advancing universal health coverage.

PATH: The way to better health.

11/27/2025

One dose. Huge impact. 💉🌍

PATH research helped prove a single HPV shot can protect girls from cervical cancer—changing global policy and making vaccines more accessible.

Make a gift to PATH this to help us reach more girls with this lifesaving vaccine. Because every girl deserves a healthy future. https://bit.ly/4pffxuJ

11/26/2025

Digging beyond the stats to discover what really blocks immunization:

In Zambia, PATH’s Living Labs worked hand-in-hand with caregivers, health workers, and communities to uncover the hidden barriers to . From mistrust and cultural norms to logistical hurdles, listening first helped design solutions that actually reach children who need vaccines most.

This is human-centered design in action—co-creating solutions with the people who know the challenges best.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/46V4yR6

In Zambia, too many children under five still miss lifesaving vaccines against measles-rubella, polio, and more, putting them at risk for preventable disease and death.