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DRASA Health Trust Joins The 3rd Cohort of The African Visionary Fund

Home News Awards and Recognition DRASA Health Trust Joins The 3rd Cohort of The African Visionary Fund

Awards and Recognition, News10/02/2023drasa_admin

DRASA and The African Visionary Fund

We are pleased to announce that we have been selected to be a part of the African Visionary Fund 2022 Cohort 3 visionary partners. After receiving over 800 applications from across the continent, DRASA, alongside 9 other organizations, made the final selection. This is our first win for the year 2023 – it was announced on the 31st of January 2023.

The African Visionary Fund provides multi-year funding to changemakers across the continent who directly know the problem their countries are facing and the right solution to put in place. Every year, AVF helps to accelerate the solutions these change makers are trying to achieve in their respective countries and bring their visions to life. You can find more information about the African Visionary Fund and the third cohort of visionary partners here.

The 3rd Cohort of The African Visionary Fund

The 3rd Cohort of The African Visionary Fund

At the official unveiling, our Managing Director, Niniola Williams, highlighted that this achievement was well in line with our mission of equipping more health champions who can identify and prevent diseases.

As an organization, we are dedicated to strengthening our health systems against future outbreaks, promoting safe hygienic practices and advancing infection prevention and control . Having equipped over 51,000 health champions in our network, we are glad to be recognized for our work and to be given the opportunity to do more in the next three years, with the support from AVF.

Join us to relive this moment by watching the announcement video here.

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DRASA Health Trust is a nonprofit organization developing a network of health champions who take responsibility for their health and influence the health of those around them while also actively participating in solving public health challenges and preventing the spread of disease.

DRASA was established in memory of the late Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh who identified and contained Nigeria's first Ebola patient, preventing a major epidemic, but lost her life in the process.

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