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Healthcare

Mothers, babies and families reached by clinics, nets, testing and trained health workers.

Illustrative photo: Richard Nyoni / Unsplash

4 causes in this area. Each one shows what a gift buys, how the money is split and the targets we report against.

All healthcare causes, 2026 funding round

Target$344,555

Donate to healthcare in Africa: clinics, malaria

Many rural families in Africa live hours from the nearest clinic. Your donation can keep rural clinics stocked with medicine, put malaria nets over children's beds, help people test for HIV and stay on treatment, and give mothers safe care through pregnancy and birth.

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Maternal and child health

Antenatal care, safe delivery and vaccines for mothers and babies.

$50 clean birth kits and newborn care packs for two mothers.

Target$79,038

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Malaria prevention

Bed nets, testing and treatment against Africa's biggest child killer.

$50 five insecticide-treated bed nets, delivered and hung.

Target$105,436

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HIV/AIDS programs

Testing, treatment support and prevention of mother-to-child transmission.

$60 HIV testing and counselling for 30 people.

Target$66,074

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Medical clinics

Staff, stock and equip rural clinics that serve whole districts.

$50 essential medicines for 25 patient visits.

Target$94,007

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Questions about donating to healthcare

How can I donate to medical care in Africa?

Choose a healthcare cause, such as Medical clinics or Malaria prevention, and give online. Choose a cause, enter your amount in US dollars and pay securely by Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and 100+ coins). You get an email receipt straight away and a field report every quarter.

How much does a malaria net cost?

A treated bed net costs only a few dollars and protects a family for years. The Malaria prevention page shows what each gift buys, and health workers check that nets are hung and used.

Do you support maternal and child health in Africa?

Yes. We fund antenatal care, skilled birth attendants and infant vaccinations through rural clinics, and report how many mothers and babies were reached.