Integrated Health Service Delivery
Strengthening clinical and community service delivery for maternal, newborn, child, and respiratory health across northern Cameroon.
Cameroon Public Health Association
Advancing cost-effective, evidence-based, and pragmatic public health solutions for maternal and child health in Cameroon
THRIVE supports the Ministry of Public Health in achieving the 2030 SDG targets (3.1, 3.2, 3.3 and 3.7) through integrated service delivery, health systems strengthening, and implementation research across primary healthcare facilities and local communities in Cameroon.
Primary Health Care · Vina Division, Ngaoundéré
Institutional Profile
A Cameroon-Based Public Health Association Built on Evidence & Integrity
Established in December 2025, THRIVE was founded to address persistent disparities and critical care gaps in Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (MNCH) and non-communicable lung diseases, such as asthma and COPD across northern Cameroon.
We bridge academic rigor with district-level pragmatism, partnering directly with sub-national health delegations, local health facilities, clinicians, and communities to elevate the quality of primary care and health system resilience.
Law No. 90/053 Non-Profit
MINSANTE Aligned
Evidence-First Science
Our Vision
“To build resilient and equitable health ecosystems where every person, especially women and children in vulnerable communities, can thrive and achieve the highest quality of health and life.”
Strategic Pillars
Our Four Pillars of Action
Organized to create systemic, measurable health improvements from primary care facilities to remote households.
Health Systems Strengthening
Building healthcare worker capacity, optimizing digital health data systems, and expanding primary respiratory care across the Adamawa region and northern Cameroon.
Implementation Research and Policy Advocacy
Generating rigorous, locally relevant operational research and translational evidence to inform national public health policy.
Health Promotion and Social Behavioral Change (SBC)
Empowering communities, transforming health seeking behaviors, and shifting social norms across northern Cameroon.
Geographic Footprint
Anchored in Northern Cameroon
Where local community engagement meets evidence-grounded public health execution.
Active District Footprints (3)
01
Active Implementation Ngaoundéré Urbain
Urban Health DistrictPrimary health center decongestion, hospital referral coordination, maternal clinical triage, and infectious disease notification.
02
Active Implementation Ngaoundéré Rural
Rural Health DistrictMaternal-child health outposts, routine childhood immunization coverage, mobile community triage, and last-mile cold chain integrity.
03
Active Implementation Dang Sub-District
Semi-urban & University ZoneYouth sexual and reproductive health literacy, acute primary care triage, point-of-care diagnostics, and student clinical pilots.
Cameroon Field Anchor
Active Implementation Area
Phased Expansion Horizon
Future Expansion Horizons
Adamawa Region Phase 2 Target
Tibati, Meiganga, Banyo, Tignère
North Region Phase 3 Target
Garoua, Guider, Poli
Far North Region Phase 4 Target
Maroua, Kousséri, Mokolo
Transparency Commitment: Expansion is contingent on confirmed multi-year funding and district health authority co-design.
Measurement & Learning
Impact & Evidence Framework
Rigorous indicator tracking, sub-national health governance, and zero unsubstantiated claims.
3 Health Districts
Ngaoundéré Urbain, Rural & Dang in Vina Division
4 Strategic Pillars
Integrated delivery, workforce, research & SBC
SDG 3 Aligned Milestones
Targets 3.1 (Maternal), 3.2 (Child) & 3.7 (SRH)
100% Evidence-Grounded
Verified baseline indicators before reporting
Primary Clinical Indicators
Tracking ANC4+ completion, early postpartum screening, pediatric respiratory triage, and routine vaccine tracer supply at primary centers (CSI).
Sub-National Health Alignment
Direct coordination with the Adamawa Regional Delegation of Public Health and District Medical Officers to ensure systemic uptake and sustainability.
Open Science & Data Rigor
Committing to transparent evaluation, rigorous peer review, and operational research briefs without inflated or unverified donor claims.
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We invite academic institutions, health system leaders, implementation partners, and donors to co-create high-impact, evidence-led health solutions in Cameroon.
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