Health & Wellbeing Education & Young People 2024
Amref Health Africa UK

Impact Report 2024

Amref Health Africa UK's 2024 impact report covers 19.1 million people directly reached across 37 African countries through 172 programmes. Work spans primary healthcare, maternal health, child immunisation, clean water access, FGM/C elimination and health worker training. The report also addresses the severe impact of 2025's USAID and UK Aid cuts on communities and Amref's strategy to diversify income and strengthen African-led health systems.

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Primary healthcare strengthening, community health worker training, maternal health, child immunisation, WASH, HIV/AIDS/TB screening, FGM/C elimination, sexual and reproductive health, mental health support

📊Key Metrics

19.1 million people directly reached across 37 countries in Africa Key Metric 1
54,133 health workers trained; 172 programmes implemented Key Metric 2
134,638 people given access to clean water; 543,239 children immunised Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 288,681 women completed WHO-recommended antenatal appointments; 56,040 births assisted by skilled professionals
  • 36,017 survivors of sexual or gender-based violence supported with treatment or referral
  • FGM/C rates falling in Casamance, Senegal through community girl champion model; 71,445 community change agents trained on sexual and reproductive health rights

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