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FAIRMED employee examines child in India. They sit together on a wall and the FAIRMED employee examines the boy's arm.

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What does health for the poorest mean?

A life of poverty is often synonymous with a life of poor health. For this reason, FAIRMED strives to give the poorest people in Asia and Africa access to basic medical care and the chance of a healthy life.

Throughout, our exclusively local employees are key to our success. They know the needs of the local people, speak their language, enjoy their trust and are thus in a position to bring lasting change.

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Eight projects on two continents

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What we achieve with your help

261’448

FAIRMED directly supported this many people in 2021, and through personal exchange and interaction, helped increase their awareness of health issues.

15’402

This many people have been treated against neglected tropical diseases, including leprosy, Buruli ulcer and yaws.

3’394

The number of local qualified health workers and volunteer health workers who were trained by FAIRMED.