USAID
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is the independent federal agency that manages U.S. foreign economic and humanitarian assistance programs around the world. Working with individuals, governments, and other organizations, USAID supports sustainable development: economic and social growth that does not exhaust local resources; that does not damage the economic, cultural, or natural environment; that permanently increases the cohesion and productive capacity of the society; and that builds local institutions that involve and empower the citizenry.
Integrated Family Health Program
A USAID-funded program that supports the efforts of the Government of Ethiopia to improve family planning/reproductive health services and maternal and child health in four regions of the country.
Yemen Reproductive Health Project
In this project, Pathfinder aims to strengthen and maximize opportunities for better family planning utilization through primary health care services in targeted governorates.
Eye Kutoloka: NGO Strengthening through Health Services Delivery and Technical Assistance
A five-year effort to improve NGO capacity in Angola with a special focus on improving health services, education, and water within eight provinces, working directly with local NGOs on issues of governance, transparency, and democracy.
Fostering Opportunities in Rural Southern Areas
FORSA provides employment opportunities for rural Egyptians by hiring youth as community health advocates and providing training and financial support for women to start their own microenterprises.
Expanding and Sustaining Safe Abortion Services in Ghana, Mozambique and South Africa through the Safe Abortion Action Fund
Pathfinder built upon existing efforts to expand and create sustainable safe abortion services in Ghana, Mozambique, and South Africa. The overarching goal of this project was to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality due to unsafe abortion.
APHIAplus Nairobi-Coast
APHIAplus (AIDS Population and Health Integrated Assistance Plus) is a five-year health services delivery project funded by USAID that builds on work carried out by APHIA II (2006-2010).
USAID Family Planning Initiative Project
Pathfinder works to support the Government of Mozambique in its efforts to increase demand for and use of family planning and reproductive health services in 16 districts of Maputo, Gaza, Inhambane, and Cabo Delgado provinces.
Associate Award Project
The project goal is to focus on young women of reproductive age and to increase contraceptive prevalence in Angola. National level objectives are addressed by assisting the government, MOH, and Luanda Provincial Health Directorate.
Ethiopia Community Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission Project
Pathfinder works to increase the use of prevention of mother-to-child transmission services through the creation of a community-based, integrated model in cooperation with the Ministry of Health.
Strengthening Communities through Integrated Programming (SCIP)
The project is designed to increase quality of life at the household and community levels by improving health and nutritional status and advancing household economic viability
Flexible Family Planning, Reproductive Health, and Gender-Based Violence Services for Transition Situations Project
This project identifies flexible approaches to develop a compact package of family planning and gender based violence services for emergency and transitional situations.
Health Service Delivery and Community Outreach in Gaza Province, Mozambique
The project was a response to strengthen the capacities of the public sector health system, NGOs, CBOs, and other civil society partners, while simultaneously working to increase utilization of and access to maternal and child survival and reproductive health.
APHIAplus Northern Arid Lands
This project sought to improve health service delivery by strengthening access, quality and integration of facility level services, supporting community capacity building and building multi-sectoral collaboration.
APHIA II Nairobi and Central
With support from the Government of Kenya this project used an integrated model of AIDS, population and health to expand access to quality, sustainable HIV and AIDS and TB prevention, treatment, and support and family planning services.
Takamol: Integrated Maternal Child Health, Family Planning and Reproductive Health Project
Named after the Arabic word for "integration," Takamol promoted an integrated model for strengthening maternal and child health, family planning, and reproductive health services.
Community-Based HIV and AIDS Prevention, Care, and Support
This community based HIV and AIDS prevention, care and support program secured the health and quality of life of people living with HIV and AIDS, orphans/vulnerable children, and their families/caregivers by strengthening previous interventions.
Increased Use of Reproductive, Maternal and Child Health Service in Yemen
Implemented through the Pathfinder-managed Extending Service Delivery (ESD) Project, BHS worked closely with the Yemen government to increase access to quality health care services and to promote awareness of reproductive health among communities.
Bangladesh NGO Service Delivery Program
As the lead organization on the NGO Service Delivery Project (NSDP), implemented from 2002-2007, Pathfinder partnered with more than 30 local NGOs to provide free maternal health, infant care, and primary care services to the poorest of the poor.
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