Nurturing Hope in Rwandan Healthcare Settings: Exploring Factors that Influence Hope Among Healthcare Providers, Pregnant Women, and Mothers with Children Under Five Years. Authors: Angele Bienvenue Ishimwe, Annick Gloria Uwitonze, Sarah Mullane, Valens Hafashimana, Diana Nambatya Nsubuga, Sandra Isano, Diana Rujema, Talia Gramiccia, Wendy Leonard Our new…
Strengthening Healthcare Through Innovation: Expanding E-Heza in Somalia In 2024, TIP Global Health expanded E-Heza Data Solutions to Somalia, advancing our goal of improving health outcomes for 1.5 million people across three countries by 2026. Partnering with the Banadir Primary Health Care Consortium (BPHCC), we are introducing digital…
Expanding Maternal Health Equity in Burundi TIP Global Health is expanding its impact in East Africa by launching operations in Burundi to strengthen maternal and child health systems. Our work focuses on delivering measurable, life-saving outcomes through an integrated model that combines frontline health worker support, digital innovation,…
Utilizing a Hope Framework to gauge perceptions of quality health care amongst women living with HIV and their healthcare providers in Rwanda. Our recent study, accepted for IAS 2025, Utilizing a Hope Framework to Gauge Perceptions of Quality Health Care Amongst Women Living with HIV and Their Healthcare…
Hope beyond Rwanda At TIP Global Health, interconnectedness is at the heart of everything we do. The relationships we’ve cultivated—with healthcare workers, local leaders, and global partners—are the foundation of the transformative change we aim to create. These connections have enabled us to expand health access, extend hope,…
Advancing Maternal and Child Health: Evaluating Solutions for Childhood Stunting in Rwanda Childhood stunting is a significant health challenge in Rwanda, affecting 33% of children under the age of five. This condition, which results from chronic malnutrition, affects children’s growth and development and has long-term impacts on their…
Supporting Resilience for Rwanda’s Healthcare Workers Recent research conducted by TIP Global Health revealed a critical need among Rwanda’s frontline healthcare workers (HCWs)—70% of whom are women—for tools to help manage the daily pressures of healthcare delivery. These HCWs are at the forefront of healthcare in their communities,…
It was wonderful to be back with our friends and colleagues in Detroit! We were so inspired by the tridirectional learning and commitment to harnessing Hope to drive health equity and reverse maternal mortality from Rwanda to Detroit, Michigan and Watsonville, California! Hope is the unspoken yet essential…
