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We’re excited to share that Moving Health was featured in the 2026 STI Solutions Book, published by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA).

The STI Solutions Book highlights 60 innovations from around the world using science, technology, and innovation to accelerate progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals. This year, over 900 innovations were submitted globally, and we’re proud to have Moving Health recognized among the selected solutions.

Thank you to all who helped put this book together, we’re honored to see this work recognized alongside so many thoughtful and ambitious solutions tackling global challenges, and grateful to everyone helping us build it.

Read the Solutions Book here!
https://sdgs.un.org/tfm/STIForum2026/Solutionsbook

As we close out the year, we’re deeply grateful to our partners, funders, donors, and communities. Your support turned our 2025 goals into real impact. Thank you for walking this journey with us.

A huge thank you to everyone who attended the Anti-Gala! 🎉
Your presence, energy, and generosity made the night unforgettable, and together, we reached our fundraising goal!

This achievement reflects the collective belief in our mission and the shared dedication to driving meaningful impact. Thank you for standing with us and contributing to a memorable and purposeful evening. We look forward to continuing this journey together.

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We’re just a day away from one of our favorite nights of the year! Moving Health’s Anti‑Gala, and we couldn’t be more excited to celebrate with you.

📍 Zoom - join from wherever you are!

Sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/moving-health-2025-anti-gala-tickets-1681252735189

Join Moving Health on Wednesday, 13th November, during the Ghana Digital Innovation Week ( ) as Isaac Quansah, Country Director and Chief Technology of Moving Health, takes the stage as a panelist in a high-level discussion on “Institutionalizing Innovation in the Public Sector: The Country Innovation Platform (CIP) Ghana Pilot.” Moving Health is proud to contribute to this national dialogue.

You can sign up to listen virtually or physically at https://www.goivents.com/marketing/eventRegistrationForm?event_id=67

Ditch the black tie, the Anti-Gala is back! This year has been a big one for Moving Health. Sign up here or link in bio

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/moving-health-2025-anti-gala-tickets-1681252735189

The Moving Health team, represented by our CEO, Emily Young, wrapped up an energizing week filled with collaboration, new ideas, and powerful conversations on global health and development.

From engaging discussions at with Impact Hub and reconnecting with partners like Grand Challenges Canada, to joining GE HealthCare Foundation and BCIU for a dialogue on building stronger health systems, it’s been a week of learning, sharing, and collective vision.

We also had the opportunity to speak at , alongside leaders from The ELMA Philanthropies, Bridges to Prosperity, and Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, exploring how data and collaboration can transform access in rural communities.

At the Clinton Global Initiative and Seneca Women events, we were reminded of the incredible impact that partnership and purpose can create when we work together toward lasting change.

We feel inspired and more committed than ever to advancing access, equity, and innovation in last-mile healthcare.

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Hosted by , Rippleworks, Livelihood Impact Fund, and

As part of the CIP Program, Moving Health ambulance drivers received practical training from the National Ambulance Service and the Ghana National Fire Service with the support of the Ghana Health Service of Sissala West and Kassena Nankana West District.

The sessions focused on safe driving, emergency response, and fire safety protocols, ensuring that every trip taken with a Moving Health tricycle ambulance is not only timely but also secure for patients and their families.

By equipping our drivers with these vital skills, we are improving how emergencies are handled in rural communities and making the ambulances more reliable.

Every safe ride means another life protected.

Meet Ruyan, a native of Kong in Sissala East, and the youngest apprentice in our workshop. Though he is naturally quiet and shy, his presence is deeply felt by everyone on the team.

Despite his young age, he has proven himself to be an exceptional talent, especially as our best ambulance test driver, a role that requires focus and precision. In the workshop, Ruyan assists in fabricating the driver’s compartment, learning quickly and showing great attention to detail. His willingness to support wherever needed reflects his dedication not only to his personal growth but also to the success of the entire team.

Outside of his technical duties, Ruyan’s love for music adds a unique energy to the workshop. Known as the DJ of the team, he keeps the environment lively and positive, reminding us all that work can be both productive and joyful.

Ruyan represents the future of innovation and service in Sissala East and beyond.

In rural Ghana, without safe and timely transport, what should be a joyful moment can quickly turn into a life-threatening emergency.

Thanks to the Moving Health tricycle ambulance, another mother made it safely to the clinic, and today, she holds her healthy baby.

This is what your support makes possible: turning moments of fear into stories of life and hope.

Learn how you can support the work we do at Moving Health by visiting www.moving.health/work-with-us