Submit EOIs to become a reach52 Growth Partner

Deadline: 31-Dec-23

reach52 is seeking expressions of interest from established Growth Partners (which can include community-based organisations, such as NGOs, socially-minded private sector firms, and civil society organisations) to help them recruit and train agents.

By partnering with them, you can use the award-winning tech to support the delivery of your other programs, whilst connecting underserved populations to affordable healthcare services and products.

Phases

• Phase 1: Set-up
  • Growth Partners recruit local network of Agents from target communities, facilitate trainings and equip with reach52 access Android app.
• Phase 2: Community onboarding
  • Agents sign up residents and collect health and demographic data.
• Phase 3: Campaign implementation
  • Activation of campaigns focusing on awareness, education, screening or referrals.

Benefits

• Benefits to Growth Partners
  • reach52 provides Growth Partners with both financial and in-kind support:
    • Performance-based, sustainable funding
    • Free use of reach52 access platform
    • Training and ongoing implementation support
    • Support for third-party grant development
• Benefits to communities
  • Reduced out-of-pocket spending and improved access to affordable medicines, consumer health products, and micro-insurance plans
  • Upskilling and digitisation of frontline Agents
  • Micro-entrepreneurial opportunities for the community

Target Communities

• As a sustainable social business model, reach52 is seeking to implement in less urban communities where residents earn over $3 per day.
• They are seeking to engage households in the ‘missing middle’, who are earning just a bit too much to qualify for government social protection schemes, yet still face significant health access barriers.

Eligibility Criteria

• Campaigns are currently run across Indonesia, India, Kenya, South Africa and the Philippines. Currently also scouting organisations who can implement in Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
• A broad focus on providing support and services relating to health, livelihoods; micro-entrepreneurialism, or rural development
• Legally registered organisations with existing community operations non-urban regions
• Organisational experience or interest in implementing social business practices/models, and/or digital interventions is valued

For more information, visit reach52.