Financing Alliance for Health

Project- africa frontline first ("aff")aff is a collaborative initiative between the Financing Alliance for Health, community Health impact coalition, last mile Health, and the community Health acceleration partnership under the championship of h.e. Ellen johnson sirleaf that will scale and strengthen integrated and sustainable community Health service delivery across 10 sub saharan african countries by 2030.through unique partnerships among governments, donors, implementers, and technical allies, aff will support the building of a high-functioning, resilient and country-led workforce of 200,000 community Health workers, who will provide 100 million people with home-based Health: reducing sickness and saving lives, preventing future pandemics, accelerating economic recovery and providing dignified work for women.muso Health is a sub grant to continue the work for africa frontline first. This sub grant was a condition of the gates grant. Accomplishments for 2023:this year fah continued to improve the community Health care system in kenya. Fah also expanded into zambia. Fah also has conducted case studies on healthcare, in ghana, rwanda, burkina faso and ethiopia. Fah has assisted in securing $15 million from government and other sources for Health care in kenya. Fah has also expanded africa frontline first countries to mali, senegal, guinea, sierra leon, liberia, burkina faso, and ethiopia. This is to expand the community Health worker program in these countries.