TIP Global Health

Connecting Through Hope: Transforming Lives Across Borders

At TIP Global Health, we are using lessons learned in Rwanda to address healthcare gaps in California’s Mixteco communities. With only 62% of indigenous women and 24% of men accessing care, we are working to build trust and ensure culturally relevant healthcare is accessible to all.

One of the most meaningful partnerships we’ve developed is with traditional healer Señora Fe, whose wisdom and guidance are helping us bridge tradition and modern healthcare. Her insights remind us that building trust requires connection, respect, and creativity. Read More: https://tipglobalhealth.org/stories-of-impact-building-trust-through-connection-and-cultural-humility/

Together, we’re honoring traditions, fostering trust, and transforming lives.

From Hope to Action: TIP Global Health’s Mission to Embrace Change

This year, TIP Global Health took bold steps to transform healthcare:
- Launching the Resilience Messaging Program to support Rwanda’s frontline healthcare workers, delivering tools to manage stress and build resilience.
- Partnering with Mathematica to address childhood stunting, affecting 33% of Rwandan children under five, by evaluating E-Heza’s impact on maternal and child health.

Your support helps us strengthen healthcare systems and improve lives across East Africa. Join us in building a healthier, more resilient future—one community at a time.

Empowering health workers, transforming lives!
This week, TIP Global Health had the privilege of hosting Hillary Omala, Director of Investment at Dovetail Impact Foundation. Our healthcare workers showcased the revolutionary impact of E-Heza in delivering quality primary healthcare to communities in need.

We’re scaling up across 10 districts in Rwanda, reaching 3.2 million people, and expanding in Burundi and Somalia in collaboration with local Ministries of Health. With Dovetail’s strategic support, we are transforming communities and creating a brighter, healthier future for all.

July Newsletter is Here!

We’re excited to share the release of our 2023 Annual Report, filled with amazing achievements and milestones. Learn about our impactful NCDA child scorecard pilot and meet Yvonne, our Deputy Managing Director at Aheza, whose leadership is driving positive change.

Our NCDA child scorecard pilot has reached 45 villages, providing care to 416 pregnant women and 5,706 children under 2. With user proficiency scores increasing from 71% to 100% and a significant drop in acute malnutrition, this initiative is making a real difference.

Read all about it below!

2023 Annual Reporthttps://tipglobalhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/2023-Annual-Report-TIP-WEB.pdf

Quarter 1 report https://tipglobalhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/www.tipglobalhealth.com-1-1.pdf

We successfully completed the Child Scorecard Pilot in Gasabo District with incredible outcomes. The pilot involved two health centers and 169 community health workers serving 45 villages. Here are some highlights:

User proficiency scores: 71% to 100% with a median of 90%
Care provided to 416 pregnant women and 5,706 children under two
Significant decrease in acute malnutrition from december (8.02%) to february (5.9%)

Based on this success, we've expanded E-Heza to three new health centers and are planning further training in Nyabihu, Ngororero, and Rutsiro districts. Special thanks to Rwanda's NCDA for this great collaboration!

Together, we are making a tangible difference in improving child health outcomes.

We were honored to host the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) team at TIP Global Health for a productive and insightful visit. It was a great opportunity to showcase the transformative impact of our E-heza platform on quality primary healthcare delivery, working hand in hand with the Government of Rwanda and Ministry of Health Rwanda to strengthen the health system.

From discussions on integrating E-heza with DHIS2 to addressing challenges such as double reporting and connectivity in remote areas, it was a valuable exchange of ideas. The BMGF team's admiration for E-heza's role in serving the health ecosystem by linking community, health center, and hospital, providing real-time data for decision making, and their appreciation for our ongoing efforts in scaling to new countries like Burundi and Somalia, further motivates us to continue our mission of improving healthcare access and outcomes worldwide.

Many thanks to Melissa Miles, Julie Frye, Mayindo Jean Kagubare, and Mob for visiting us and sharing such powerful insights.

Looking forward to further collaboration with Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as we work towards our shared goal of advancing global health.