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Empowering community health workers and drug dispensers to improve access to quality health services

Why health workers are
using an app to connect young
people to care

Find out how health workers are encouraging young people to share their concerns while using an app to help them access treatments.

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Our Thematic Areas

⁠Innovation and Technology

Community-centered interventions

Pharmaceutical and health system strengthening

⁠⁠impact Research and Policy

Get to know us

About Apotheker Health Access Initiative

Apotheker Health Access Initiative is a Tanzanian NGO focused on improving health outcomes, strengthening health systems, and expanding access to quality healthcare through innovation, research and community-centered approaches.

Its work focuses on three key areas:

Innovation – Developing practical, technology-enabled health solutions.

Community-Centered Interventions – Designing solutions that respond to community needs and improve healthcare access.

Pharmaceutical & Health Systems Strengthening – Building integrated and sustainable health systems while generating evidence and influencing policy and research.

Apotheker works with government, development partners, private-sector actors, healthcare providers and communities to develop sustainable solutions that improve health services and strengthen health systems.

At Apotheker, we’re dedicated to revolutionizing healthcare delivery through a range of comprehensive services tailored to meet the diverse needs of communities worldwide.

⁠Innovation

Developing practical, technology-enabled solutions to address health-system challenges.

Community-Centered Interventions

Designing and implementing solutions that respond to community needs and improve access to quality healthcare.

⁠Pharmaceutical & Health Systems Strengthening

Supporting stronger, more integrated, sustainable, and responsive health systems.

Spotlight on Project

Afya-Tek Initiative

Afya-Tek is a health systems innovation that improves the quality and coordination of care for pregnant women, children and adolescents across the public and private health system by linking three primary health system providers: Community Health Workers, private sector drug dispensers, and health facilities in a fully digitized continuum of care.