Healthcare Accessibility

When people cannot access the health care they require, their vulnerability increases.

Access to health care services is important not only for promoting health, but for maintaining it, preventing and managing the disease, reducing unnecessary disability and premature death, and achieving health equity–without which vulnerable populations remain vulnerable around the world.

That’s why at WHI, we work to make sure that everyone has access to what they need for their health and wellbeing, whether that means ensuring they are able to get to a hospital by attenuating rural barriers or lack of transportation infrastructure; training community healthcare workers or supporting the education of medical students; building the capacity of local healthcare facilities, and alleviating medicinal supply chains in hard-to-reach locations.

Beauty in Diversity

Children living with neurological differences—such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and others—are not deficits, but natural variations of the human experience.

Partnerships Provide Better Outcomes

Partnership makes us stronger. In Sierra Leone, cervical cancer screening is providing hope for women and girls with early detection and treatment.

Valued Volunteers

Two volunteers spent a year with the Enable the Children program in Sierra Leone, teaching and learning about living with disabilities.

Hope Amidst Hardship

Equipped to provide for their own patients’ needs, has allowed La Gonâve Wesleyen Hospital to respond to the needs of others.

Brace for Change

Sam, a physiotherapist, is equipping children and their families to live life to the full, empowering them with the tools and knowledge they need.