What Makes Us Different

Women-Led

When women lead the design and delivery of health services, health systems become stronger and more resilient. This is why we prioritise the recruitment of women at all level of the organization.

Data-Driven

Data drives quality care. We collect nearly 13,000 household surveys and track over 150,000 CHW visits a year to inform our program.

Community-Owned

Communities voices are at the center. We hold over 700 community meetings per year to drive improvement.

Our Core Values

Our values, collaboratively defined by our team, drive everything we do.

Efficacy

We strive for the greatest impact in everything we do because that is what our patients deserve.

Empowerment

We set high expectations and give people the tools they need to achieve success.

Transparency

We provide complete access to information and work hard to identify and address our weaknesses.

Commitment

We are fearless and unwavering in working towards our ambitious goals.

Respect

We consider the feelings, wishes, rights, and traditions of each other and our patients.

Collaboration

We have never, and will never, go at it alone. Guided by our patients and alongside the government, we are working to transform the way healthcare is delivered.

Our Story

Founded in 2004 through a partnership between Togolese activists, individuals living with HIV, and American Peace Corps Volunteers, Integrate Health is built on the principle that local communities should lead in designing and implementing healthcare solutions. Four of our founding members continue to steer the organization, and over the years, we’ve evolved from providing antiretroviral therapy to a handful of patients to offering comprehensive primary healthcare to hundreds of thousands across Togo and Guinea. We’ve proven that it’s possible to significantly improve health outcomes and reduce child mortality within government health systems, all at a sustainable cost.

2004

Togolese activists and Peace Corps Volunteers build an effective HIV care program in northern Togo.

2010

We continue to transform HIV care in Togo with the Ministry of Health replicating the program.

2015

Integrate Health starts delivering quality primary healthcare to women and children in the Kozah district, serving 40,000 people.

2018

The Integrated Primary Care Program expands to the Bassar district, serving a total population of 90,000.

2020

We are laying the foundation for UHC by supporting the Togolese governmento take ownership of the program.

2021

The government of Togo launches the Wezou program to provide free maternal care to all pregnant women

2023

We adapt the program to the Guinean context and are set to advance community-led national scale and global impact.

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