International Health Education for Local People (HELP) comes alongside established local community leaders to help them create and improve impactful health networks through the training of Community Health Workers (CHWs). We provide credible training in issues specific to these communities, including nutrition, maternal care, mental health, water, sanitation, and hygiene.

Since our foundation in 2015, International HELP has established networks in 30 communities throughout 9 countries, ultimately certifying 608 Community Health Workers (CHWs). They have hosted health fairs in their communities to educate on proper hand-washing etiquette, ventured into schools and churches to discuss how lifestyle changes can prevent nutrition-related illnesses, provided emergency first-aid in the aftermath of natural disasters, walked alongside pregnant persons to aid in the birth of a healthy child, and so much more! But don't take our word for it. Watch the video below to hear straight from our CHWs!

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By International Health Education for Local People (IHELP)

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