Impact and innovation

reach52 has made significant strides in improving healthcare access in rural communities across India, Indonesia, Myanmar and the Philippines.

The programme also supports 3.8 million individuals in purchasing low-cost medicines through partnerships with 72,000 rural pharmacies.

Since the organisation's inception, reach52's health system capacity-building activities have empowered over 15,000 community health workers, nurses and midwives. These healthcare workers deliver door-to-door consultations, educate residents on preventative healthcare and provide critical insights into their communities' health needs.

Additionally, the organisation’s mHealth platform collects data from rural residents, helping to create a hyper-localised understanding of health gaps. This data informs reach52’s health campaigns, ensuring that interventions are tailored to the specific needs of each community.

Future outlook

reach52 is committed to scaling its impact by reaching 100 million underserved rural individuals by 2030, contributing to the achievement of SDG3 and universal health coverage. The organisation will continue to expand its portfolio of affordable medicines and access points while further digitising its operations.

By reinvesting profits from its commercial operations into community health initiatives, reach52 ensures the sustainability of its programmes and continues to build the capacity of local health systems. With a long-term vision of improving health equity, reach52 is driving meaningful change across low-and middle-income countries.