Better epilepsy care, powered by community and technology.
NeuroReach Africa uses everyday digital tools to reach people living with epilepsy, their caregivers and the healthcare workers who support them, closing the treatment gap with information, connection and care, not lab science.
Closing the epilepsy treatment gap across Africa, one conversation, one phone, one community at a time.
An estimated 80% of people living with epilepsy in sub-Saharan Africa do not receive the treatment they need. Stigma, distance, cost and a shortage of trained healthcare workers keep them apart from care.
We meet people where they already are, on their phones, in their homes, in their communities, with information they can trust and support they can feel.
A circle of care around every person with epilepsy
Our work supports four overlapping groups, because epilepsy is never carried by one person alone.
Patients
People living with epilepsy who deserve clear answers and connection.
Caregivers
Families and friends supporting a loved one day to day.
Healthcare workers
Pharmacists, nurses and doctors on the front line of community care.
The wider public
Neighbours, teachers and employers, because awareness ends stigma.
Four ways we reach more minds
Digital education
Plain-language epilepsy information delivered through the mobile phones people already use.
Community support
Connecting patients, caregivers and healthcare workers so no one navigates epilepsy alone.
Treatment guidance
Practical tools that help people understand and stick with their treatment safely.
Multidisciplinary research
Real-world studies co-designed by pharmacists, clinicians and public health practitioners with the communities they serve, in Kenya and Zimbabwe.
Starting in Kenya and Zimbabwe. Built to scale across Africa.
Our work begins in Kenya and Zimbabwe, two countries with vibrant communities, strong mobile networks and an urgent need to expand epilepsy care beyond the walls of a clinic. From this foundation, we are designing every tool and partnership to scale into other African countries as we grow.
Join us in reaching more minds.
Whether you're living with epilepsy, supporting someone who is, working in healthcare, or looking to partner, there's a place for you here.