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WiRED Community Health Worker September Report from Kenya
This September WiRED International community health workers (CHWs) operating in Kisumu, Kenya named HIV/AIDS as the top health concern — sadly, that isn’t a surprise. The USAID funding elimination is already
Why I Volunteer for WiRED International
I have always believed in the quiet power of people coming together for the good of others. That belief drew me to WiRED International and its mission to prevent disease and to serve those too often left behind.
WiRED Releases Sanitation and Water Purification Animation
Making sure that water is clean for drinking, cooking and washing is a key element in disease prevention — especially in low-resource countries increasingly facing shortages of vaccines, medicines and
You May Not Know This, but…
This story is the first of a series of occasional pieces WiRED International will post giving recent statistics our readers should know about concerning rising cases of disease in underserved countries.
WiRED International’s 25th Anniversary Magazine
To mark our milestone anniversary WiRED International is pleased to present an e-magazine
to sum up our work to elevate health in underserved communities globally.

What We Do
Community Health Worker (CHW) Program
Community Health Training
Vaccinator Training Program (VTP)



WiRED’s CHW Program is the latest addition to our health education courses. It provides a three-week training program followed by ongoing continuing health education activities. Like all WiRED’s material, the curriculum is free. Learn more here.
WiRED makes available hundreds of evidence-based health training modules designed for medical personnel as well as people who are not medical professionals. The aim of these programs is to strengthen community illness prevention and enable people to participate in their own health care. Learn more here.
Train vaccinators today to administer vaccines that arrive tomorrow.
Effective COVID-19 vaccines are now being released, and soon they will reach underserved regions. But, where will low-resource countries find enough trained people to vaccinate the population? WiRED’s Vaccinator Training Program (VTP) — based on WHO vaccination guidelines — trains people at the local level. Learn how here.
WiRED’s partnerships are central to the successful distribution of our materials. WiRED develops the health modules and training programs, supplies the hardware, software and teacher training, and then works with our partners who take these resources the last mile.
What We’ve Done

During the past two decades, WiRED has delivered innovative health education solutions to low-resource communities throughout the world. We were the first to provide Internet connections in war-ravaged towns throughout the former Yugoslavia; to offer IT-based training programs to Iraqi doctors, to bring computer-based, HIV/AIDS training to East Africa during the height of the crisis; and to present Ebola training to communities in West Africa during the outbreak. Click History to learn more about WiRED’s firsts and accomplishments.
These narratives and the timeline will guide you through WiRED’s 20+ year history
from our beginnings on the ground in the war-torn former Yugoslavia
to our training programs today that are accessible anywhere anytime.

Health Learning Center
WiRED creates and releases modules designed to benefit public health and to reflect a full scope and depth of coverage of key health topics. We upgrade modules as needed to keep pace with medical advances. New module topics are often suggested by doctors and other health professionals to be of concern within the low-service communities they serve.
WiRED’s special series allow users to gain comprehensive knowledge on a given subject. Our series include packages on Mother and Child Health, Infectious Diseases, HIV/AIDS, Cancer, Diabetes, Echocardiology and more. Also, we bundle modules into series in foreign languages such as Spanish and Armenian.
ENTIRE HEALTH LEARNING LIBRARY
Our e-library allows physicians and nurses, community health workers and general audiences to address the prevention and treatment of both infectious and noncommunicable diseases in underserved regions. WiRED’s 400+ health modules are available free of charge by anyone anywhere for copying and download onto computers, flash drives and other portable storage media.
HealthMAP
You can download all 400+ of WiRED’s health modules through WiRED’s Health Module Access Program (HealthMAP) by clicking here. This easy-to-use free program will enable you to create your own customized collection of health learning modules. You can learn more about HealthMAP by viewing the video to the right.
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A Volunteer’s Personal Essay

WiRED Community Health Worker September Report from Kenya

When Vaccines Are Gone

WiRED Launches Major Education Initiatives to Combat Looming Global Health Threats

WiRED International Needs Your Support for 2025

When ARVs Are Gone: Providing Mental Health Support for People Living with HIV

WiRED International Announces Journal Publication

Another Year of Providing Vital Health and Clinical Services

Interview with Dr. Maryam Othman

WiRED Begins Collaboration with Tom Mboya University

Pulling Together

[Final module in a three-part series] When ARVs Are Gone

WiRED Community Health Worker April Report

Help WiRED International Save Lives from U.S. Cuts to Global Health Aid

Alarming Global Rise in Diabetes in Recent Decades

Dangers of Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers

WiRED Community Health Program Training Completed at Tom Mboya University, Kenya

A Thanksgiving Message from WiRED International

WiRED Community Health Worker Report from Kenya

WiRED International Director Reports on Recent Visit to Kenya

WiRED Releases Urgent Module to Help People with HIV/AIDS

WiRED Releases Second of Seven New Animations

WiRED International Releases Breakthrough Phone App

Why I Volunteer for WiRED International

New Year Begins for WiRED Community Health Workers

WiRED International Unveils “When ARVs Are Gone” Web Page

WiRED International Launches a Continuing Medical Education Tracker

July Outcome Stories from Community Health Workers in Kenya

Lecture Series Promoting Health Awareness in Armenia Concludes

Mpox Outbreaks Continue to Spread

Happy 2025 from WiRED International

Reminder: Please Support the Sister Bernadette Sunshine-Mitzvah Fund for the Holidays

WiRED Community Health Worker August Report from Kenya

November Report from WiRED Community Health Workers in Western Kenya

WiRED Releases Sanitation and Water Purification Animation

October Report from WiRED Community Health Workers in Western Kenya

Funding Cuts Threaten the Fulbright Program

Community Health Worker Online Education Begins in Armenia

WiRED Community Health Worker June Report from Kenya

WiRED Initiates Community Health Worker Outcome Reports

WiRED International brings vital medical and health education, free of charge, to underserved communities around the world. Volunteer hours and monetary donations make a huge difference in our capacity to provide health education in low resource regions. WiRED is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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