Goodlife Access needs your support
We are redefining primary healthcare through Pharmacies in Rwanda
Our team has been working in Rwanda for nearly 3 decades.
- Meet Mary, our head nurse, who has identified heart disease in thousands of our patients, and diagnosed malaria when it surged in the city this year.
We've partnered with the best and brightest to start to shape the future.
- We work with Goodlife, the largest pharmacy chain in the country, the Government of Rwanda, academic partners at UCSF, and many other inspired partners. We are proud to have published results of our free pharmacy based screening this year.
- We have momentum from our Genomic Frontiers: Rwanda 2025 symposium that drew 100 luminaries and eager students to Kigali for the first ever Genomics conference in Rwanda. We also hosted a panel and reception on AI and Pharmacies with our colleagues from the Bay Area Global Health Coalition, The Global Fund, SFH Rwanda and Chan Zuckerberg Biohub.
- This leads to so much more: direct service, scientific programs, educational opportunities, advocacy for quality healthcare....
And we need you.
- Join us, make a donation so we can serve more Rwandans and shape the future of healthcare.
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1. How does Goodlife Access relate to Social Good Fund?
Goodlife Access is a non-profit organization incorporated in Kigali, Rwanda. Social Good Fund is a 501(c)3 organization in Richmond, California, USA which fiscally sponsors non-profit activities. This allows us to tax tax-deductible donations from the United States and put them to work in Rwanda.
2. How does Goodlife Access relate to Goodlife Health and Beauty?
Goodlife Access is a non-profit that works alongside Goodlife Health and Beauty and other businesses and non-profits to blaze the path for modern pharmacy to fulfill its role in delivering public health. Goodlife Health and Beauty is the largest pharmacy chain in Rwanda, with over a dozen locations, and half a million people walking through the doors every month. Goodlife Access is supported by the Rwandan Ministry of Health in providing screening rooms adjacent to the pharmacies where we can experiment with what services can be delivered in pharmacies with an eye towards shaping the delivery of public health nationwide.
3. How do AI and genomics relate to health in Rwanda?
AI and genomics will transform medicine in the next 5 and 50 years. Especially in low and middle income countries, where we'll never have enough well trained doctors. Our role is to run towards that future to make sure it comes quickly and is accessible to all.
4. Got a question?
Write to us at team[at]GoodlifeAccess.org
