How it works
Our model pairs direct insurance funding with the infrastructure that makes coverage meaningful.
Identify beneficiaries
We work with kebele administrations and health offices to find households that qualify for support and verify need.
Fund coverage and medicine
We pay the insurance premium directly to the scheme and settle prescription costs with partner pharmacies.
Access care
Beneficiaries receive treatment at partner facilities and, increasingly, at our own health centre.
Strengthen the system
Surplus and designated funds are invested in facilities, equipment and staff so capacity grows with demand.
Impact by 2028
Mothers supported each year by 2028
Sub-cities of Addis Ababa covered
Health centre under way in Dessie
- 1,100 mothers supported annually
- All 11 sub-cities of Addis Ababa covered
- Health centre operating in Dessie
- Continuous medication support for chronic patients
Long-term outcomes
- Improved maternal and elderly health outcomes
- Reduced financial barriers to healthcare
- Higher insurance enrolment and renewal rates
- A stronger public health system, not a parallel one
Accountability
All funds are managed through structured governance, receipted disbursement, and periodic public reporting with measurable impact tracking.