Angola
In Angola, we work closely with the government and private sector to improve the quality of health services and accelerate the market, especially for sexual and reproductive health, malaria and access to safe water.
PSI Angola
Av. Pedro de Castro Van-Dúnem Loy
Rua dos Generais no. 1 A,
Morro Bento Luanda, Angola
Phone: (+244) 937 244 000
psi@psiangola.org
Rua dos Generais no. 1 A,
Morro Bento Luanda, Angola
Phone: (+244) 937 244 000
psi@psiangola.org
Our Presence in
Angola
PSI Angola
PSI Angola was established in 2000 to work on HIV/AIDS prevention and in 2004 broadened its scope to include malaria and diarrheal disease prevention. In coordination with the Angolan Ministry of Health and many other partners, PSI Angola is increasing access to essential health commodities and implementing targeted behavior change communications. By leveraging commercial and community distribution channels, PSI/Angola leverages commercial and community distribution channels to complement public sector distribution efforts and increase health coverage levels.
How we
work
Our
Impact
In 2018, PSI Angola added 946,134 healthy lives with its products and services, which include:
3.7 million
condoms distributed
20,092
IUDs distributed
1,334
contraceptive implants distributed
123,041
oral contraceptives distributed
45,514
emergency contraceptive pills sold
3.5 million
long lasting insecticide nets distributed
Practice Areas
We Focus On
To provide comprehensive and quality health services, PSI Angola uses capacity building and social behavior change to expand health care services at provincial and municipal levels. We work with the Angolan government to plan, fund and monitor the provision of quality health services.
PSI Angola runs the first sexual & reproductive health project in Angola that works with the private sector. We focus on social and behavior change campaigns using social media and work to expand the menu of contraceptive products and services available to consumers at affordable prices.
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Updated
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Your Investment,
Real Impact
93%
Program Expenses
7%
Management, General, Fundraising Expenses
Program Expenses
7%
Management, General, Fundraising Expenses
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The Contraception Crisis
COVID-19 is threatening women’s access to sexual and reproductive health services. The pandemic is disrupting supply chains and negatively impacting health systems, putting women’s health at risk.
Your support will provide essential, lifesaving care. Help us battle this contraception crisis.