Where we work
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HealthNet TPO operates in regions affected by conflict, instability, and humanitarian emergencies, including Afghanistan, South Sudan, Burundi, and Colombia. In these complex environments, we provide essential health services and psychosocial support to communities facing urgent and long-standing needs.
We deliberately choose to work where our expertise can have the most meaningful impact—often in remote, underserved areas where health systems are fragile or have been disrupted. Our local teams collaborate closely with communities to ensure that every intervention is culturally sensitive, context-specific, and responsive to evolving realities.
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Beyond responding to immediate crises, our approach is rooted in building long-term resilience. We work alongside governments, partner organisations, and community stakeholders to strengthen healthcare systems, build local capacity, and foster sustainable recovery.
Through our continuous presence and deep community partnerships, HealthNet TPO helps vulnerable populations regain stability, rebuild essential health infrastructure, and work toward lasting health and wellbeing.
All the countries
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Read moreA place to turn for care: How Manyiel’s PHCU is saving lives in South Sudan’s underserved regions
Early in the morning in Manyiel, the waiting area of the Primary Health Care Unit (PHCU) is already busy. Pregnant women are waiting for antenatal consultations, while mothers bring babies for routine childhood vaccinations.... -
Read moreFrom care to change: how menstrual health empowers girls in Colombia
In Colombia, HealthNet TPO works with communities to strengthen wellbeing, equality, and peace. As part of the Women Advocates for Peace programme, girls and women in La Macarena, Meta, came together to explore how... -
Read moreBringing mental health care to earthquake-affected communities in Kunar Province
In the aftermath of the earthquake that struck Kunar Province on 31 August 2025, 1,992 people lost their lives, 3,631 were injured, and 8,489 houses were destroyed. Thousands of families were displaced, and 22...