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Partner with us

Take Digital Bridge to the community health workers who need it.

Johnson & Johnson funded the hardest and least fundable part of any capacity-building initiative: the original research, the co-design with community health workers, and the construction of two complete courses from nothing. That work is finished and it does not need to be paid for again.

What Digital Bridge needs now is a funding partner, or a small group of them, to carry it into the languages and the delivery channels where the community health workers actually are.

What a new funder inherits

You would not be starting anything

A finished curriculum

Two courses, twelve modules, storyboarded, built, piloted, and framework-aligned. English and Swahili live.

An engaged network

Ten-plus organizations across implementers, technology providers, and global institutions, already engaged through research and design.

Sector standing

Showcased at the Global Digital Health Forum and the ICT4D Conference, with a growing Digital Champions network of CHW reviewers.

Named opportunities

Support a piece, not the whole thing

Each of these is a discrete, fundable unit with its own reach and its own reporting. Several can be sponsored independently, and by different funders.

Language expansion

Hindi, Spanish, and Portuguese across both courses, including infographics, interactivities, trainer's guides, and video subtitles, with regional localization review for health terminology.

Budget on request

WhatsApp delivery

Conversational versions of both courses delivered over WhatsApp, reaching community health workers with limited connectivity or platform access. Built and scalable to thousands of users.

Budget on request

Partner onboarding at scale

Dedicated course instances, onboarding, promotional toolkits, and reporting for the distribution network, so partner organizations can run their own cohorts independently.

Budget on request

The Digital Champions network

Growing and convening the panel of community health workers who review and shape digital health tools before they reach the field.

Budget on request

Evidence and case studies

Documented stories from community health workers and partners, plus the analytics dashboard that makes reach and learning outcomes legible across languages and channels.

Budget on request
Talk to us

Let us walk you through what year one produced

We will share the enrollment and completion data, the partner picture, and an honest account of what worked and what did not. If a specific geography or language matters to your portfolio, we can scope it.

Start a conversation Or find us at GDHF Bangkok, 2 to 4 December