Latest REACH News
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REACH Network Co-chair receives Mali’s highest award in the field of health
The REACH Network is proud to recognise and celebrate its Co-chair, Professor Samba Sow, on the occasion of his elevation to the rank of Commander of the Malian Order of […]
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Reaching every child
Multi-intervention mass drug administration in Sikasso, Mali In January 2025, REACH Mali, in collaboration with the Malian Ministry of Health and Social Development, embarked on a groundbreaking mass drug administration […]
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AVENIR II treats more than 2.5 million children in second round of MDA in Niger
AVENIR II Azithromycin MDA, second cycle, February 2025 The AVENIR project continues its mission to improve child health in Niger through the mass distribution of azithromycin. After a highly successful […]
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REACH Network Co-chairs’ impassioned plea for greater health access and equity
At the heart of Africa’s healthcare transformation, two prominent leaders are working hard to bring child survival to the forefront of the discussion. Professor Muhammad Ali Pate, Nigeria’s Coordinating Minister […]
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Category: Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Open access, REACH Network, Sierra Leone -
End-of-year message from the REACH Network Co-chairs (2024)
December 2024 Dear members of the REACH Network, As we reflect on 2024, we are filled with immense gratitude to you all, and with pride at our collective accomplishments. This […]
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Updates from the field – AVENIR II in November
AVENIR II in Niger – November 2024 November saw the successful completion of a number of activities, including the continued mass distribution of azithromycin in the Dosso and Tahoua regions. […]
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REACH 2024 Annual Meeting report and thanks
The REACH Network Secretariat is pleased to share its REACH 2024 Annual Regional Meeting report, highlighting the key discussions, outcomes, and milestones of the three-day gathering – in Abuja, Nigeria, […]
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The year in review:
A tribute to Professor Nigel Klein, 1960–2024While it has been a momentous year for the REACH Network, it has also been a year in which the REACH family lost a brilliant and valued member. It is our privilege to pay tribute to Professor Nigel Klein, who died earlier this year after a long illness.
