Navigating Uncertainty with Strength and Determination

At HAC, we’ve always believed in resilience, in ourselves, the communities we serve, the health workers, our supporters, and our mission. As we step into this new chapter, we find ourselves facing a challenging reality. While we are incredibly proud of the impact we’ve made with the support of the USAID Development Innovation Ventures (DIV) award, we are not certain if this support will continue. This uncertainty has led us to make some tough but necessary decisions.

Adopting to change

We’ve had to create an emergency budget to ensure we continue delivering healthcare to remote communities. This means reducing some of our activities, scaling back certain plans, and focusing on maintaining the heart of our work, the integrated health outreaches that bring essential medical services to hard-to-reach areas.

Though we may have to move at a slower pace, our commitment remains unwavering. We will maintain our current outreach sites and continue expanding to new remote communities, carefully balancing our ambitions with the resources we have.

Moving Forward with Purpose

This period of adjustment doesn’t mean we are standing still. We are actively working to gather support from new avenues. Our team is:

• Collecting donations from those who believe in our mission and want to stand with us.
• Engaging with foundations and partners who share our vision of accessible healthcare for all.
• Strengthening relationships with community health workers and local organizations to sustain our efforts on the ground.

How you can help

Now, more than ever, we invite you to be part of this journey. Whether through a donation, connecting us to potential partners, or simply amplifying our message, every action counts. Together, we can ensure that even during times of uncertainty, healthcare reaches those who need it most.

Thank you for standing by us, believing in our work, and helping us build a healthier, more resilient future for all.

With gratitude,

The HAC Team

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