Whether you work directly with CHWs or want to help fund what comes next, there's a clear way to get involved below.
The courses are designed for handoff. You bring the CHWs, we handle the platform and the reporting.
Dedicated versions of both the Digital Literacy and AI Literacy courses for your organization, so you manage your own cohorts while enrollment and completion stay trackable.
Completion certificates that carry your organization's name and branding alongside Digital Bridge's, recognizing the CHWs who finish through your program.
Room to adapt language, examples, and case studies to reflect the realities of the communities your CHWs serve.
Tell us roughly how many community health workers you work with and where. We'd love to get these courses into the right hands.

Johnson & Johnson helped us launch the Digital Bridge: funding the research, CHW co-design, and construction of two courses in English and Swahili.
Help us carry it forward. Every dollar reaches more CHWs, improves the care their communities receive, and helps advance the digital health tools built for frontline workers everywhere.
Two courses, twelve modules, storyboarded, piloted, and polished. English and Swahili.
100% of surveyed CHWs have used AI in their work since completing the AI Literacy course, with measurable gains in confidence and care quality.
Showcased at the Global Digital Health Forum and the ICT4D Conference, with a growing Digital Champions network of CHW reviewers.
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.
Hindi, Spanish, and Portuguese across both courses, including infographics, interactivities, trainer's guides, and video subtitles, with regional localization review for health terminology.
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.
Dedicated course instances, onboarding, promotional toolkits, and reporting for the distribution network, so partner organizations can run their own cohorts independently.
Growing and convening the panel of community health workers who review and shape digital health tools before they reach the field.
Documented stories from community health workers and partners, plus the analytics dashboard that makes reach and learning outcomes legible across languages and channels.
A mix of implementers with deep community presence, technology providers whose tools CHWs use daily, and global institutions that set the standards. This is the network your organization would be joining.

Partner list reflects organizations engaged across research, design, and distribution phases.
Whether you want to bring these courses to your community health workers, or help fund the language expansion, WhatsApp delivery, or Digital Champions network above, reach out and we will figure out the right next step together.