Meet our new peer health education coordinator in Djibouti
Houssein Youssouf has been a successful peer health educator since the start of our programme in Djibouti...
Health is Contagious
BE Health is about spreading health awarenessWhy we exist
Infectious diseases don’t choose their victims, but take the heaviest toll on those most vulnerable.
Infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria don’t see social class, age, gender or ethnicity, but leave the deepest scars on communities that are most vulnerable.
“BE Health is the kind of public-private partnership that can inspire change and transform the lives of people affected by HIV, tuberculosis, malaria and other infectious diseases. We can all play a part in creating a healthier world.”
Michel Sidibé, UNAIDS Executive Director
Michel Sidibé, UNAIDS Executive Director
BE Health believes
The most sustainable solution is to give vulnerable communities the knowledge they need to protect themselves and to support those who need assistance.
BE Health’s central activity is peer education: each of its programmes aims to create a stable network of peer health educators, who are trained at their workplace, and who then share their knowledge with their families and communities. This approach has been proven successful and cost-efficient, and is the reason why BE Health is so different.
BE Health brings efficient and sustainable CSR solutions to businesses by empowering employees and their communities with the most effective tool of all: knowledge.
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BE Stories
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