Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Brand Impact
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Brand Impact
Our CSR and Brand Impact partnerships are designed for companies and foundations that want a credible, long-term impact narrative anchored in measurably stronger health systems and healthier communities. Partners have the opportunity to brand initiatives in specific communities, geographies, or thematic areas and to tell a CSR story that impacts lives.
Schedule a free 30‑minute consultation with our technical team to:
1: Map your current CSR or health impact priorities.
2: Identify where PBHI’s programs and expertise can create the strongest value.
3: Co‑outline a tailored partnership pathway and next steps.
The Collaboration and Innovation Lab
The Collaboration and Innovation Lab
In an era in which digital health and innovation are reshaping the frontiers of health systems, our Co‑Creation and Innovation Lab provides a structured opportunity for your ideas, platforms, and methodologies to be embedded directly within African health systems and communities.
If you see your organization as a builder of what’s next in health, then the Co‑Creation and Innovation Lab is your entry point into a partnership.
Share your innovation, and let’s explore how we can test, refine, and scale it together within African health systems.
Fund A Project
Fund A Project
Partner with PBHI in building stronger clinics, better prepared health workers, and communities that no longer lose loved ones to preventable causes.
When you fund a project, you help under‑resourced facilities improve quality of care, strengthen referral pathways, and adopt safer clinical and operational practices so that more people receive timely, life‑saving services. You enable community health programs that increase early care‑seeking, treatment adherence, and health literacy so that conditions are managed before they become fatal emergencies. You also support targeted training for health professionals and leaders, improving diagnostic accuracy, treatment decisions, and continuity of care.
Funding can be directed to a single, clearly defined initiative or a portfolio of projects, such as maternal and newborn health, non‑communicable disease management, community health advocacy, or health systems strengthening at the facility or community level.
