@ReachHealth
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Previously known as Praekelt Foundation, Reach Digital Health builds on 16 years of scaling digital health programmes to REACH health system change.
South Africa
Joined November 2010
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Reach Digital Health retweeted
#YDHE2025 “The future is not humans VS Ai but rather humans + Ai” - David Doolabh, National Psychosocial Support Manager (Counselling) at loveLife. @loveLifeNGO @ReachHealth @girleffect @ShoutItNowSA
Reach Digital Health retweeted
#YDHE2025 Our next session the focus will be on long-term strategic planning, financing mechanisms, policy frameworks, public and private partnerships, and long-term sustainability and innovation for digital health initiatives. Stay tuned for live tweets on this topic!
Our session on Emerging Tech & AI at #YDHE2025 just wrapped! 🤯
The consensus is clear: the future of youth digital health depends less on what technology we build, and more on how we build it and who we build it with.
Here are 4 must-share takeaways from our speakers 👇
4️⃣ Wouter Vink (Dimagi) reminded us: "It’s difficult to know what you don’t know... it’s important to continuously learn and be open to pivot. Also be open to being wrong." #YDHE2025
The path forward requires humility, open collaboration, and focusing relentlessly on the young person.
Massive thanks to our Session 2 speakers, moderator Debbie Rogers, and participants for this essential conversation! 🙏
@UNFPA @UNFPA_ESARO @girleffect @ShoutItNowSA
The first coffee break is over and minds are sharp. Next up: The session we’re leading on ‘Emerging Tech & AI’.
We are moving the needle from pilots to policy, focusing on responsible frameworks for leveraging AI for youth SRHR.
#UNFPAExpo2025 #DigitalSRHR #YouthHealth2030
What gets in the way of adoption of innovation? Language barriers, usability, access, people in communities not receiving adequate information and resources