Pharm Access Africa Limited was set up in 2001, to increase access to healthcare to the people of Africa.  In sub-Saharan Africa only a limited number of people can access health care. When Pharm Access Africa Limited was incorporated, per capita spend on health care was close to US$29. Through various initiatives, this number has gradually risen, yet access to affordable health care still remains a problem.

According to UNAIDS figures released in 2017, of the total 36.9 million worldwide living with HIV/AIDS, close to 22.4 million (66%) of those infected living in Eastern and Southern Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa is home to less than 10 per cent of the world’s population.

PAAL provides technical assistance to a number of public and private sector programs, linking these initiatives to major donor organizations in order to provide care, support and sustainability.

We facilitate and strengthen mechanisms for all parties involved, working collaboratively at national and international levels in the area of reproductive health, HIV/AIDS and non communicable diseases. Over the years, partnerships have spurned with the national AIDS control programs, community groups,  civil societies, faith based organizations, development partners and international donors including among others, the World Bank and The Global Fund for AIDS, TB and malaria.

PROJECTS

WHAT WE DO

SHANGRING: Male Circumcision Device

Circumcision reduces risk of transmission of HIV by over 65 percent. It is associated with reduced risk of HPV (32-35%), HSV-2 (25-34%), STIs, and prevention of genital cancers, including cervical and penile1.

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LEVOPLANT/ZARIN

Levoplant/Zarin®, also known as Sino-implant (II), is a subcutaneous contraceptive implant manufactured in China by Shanghai Dahua Pharmaceutical Company Limited.

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HIV AT THE WORKPLACE

Pharm Access Africa Limited (PAAL) was selected by Aureos Capital to start and implement an HIV/AIDS workplace program with a group of companies in East Africa.

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GOLD STAR NETWORK

The Gold Star Network is a social franchise program established in 2006 to promote comprehensive & quality HIV care amongst a network of private health providers in Kenya..

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AAART

The World Health Organization estimates that 33.4 million people worldwide are HIV positive. Approximately 22.4 million people living in sub-Saharan Africa are HIV positive.

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SANI-HANDS Touch Free Automatic Dispenser

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicates that hand disinfection is key in the prevention of nosocomial infections since more than 80% of all infectious diseases are spread by hand contact.

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