Breaking the cycle of hunger: Tackling intergenerational stunting and undernutrition in northern Pakistan

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Supporting child development amid crisis in Syria

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5 ways to improve maternal and infant survival in remote areas

The opening of the state-of-the-art facility at the Aga Khan Hospital in Dar es Salaam represents a big leap forward in the battle against cancer in East Africa.

New cancer centre in Dar es Salaam will treat 100 patients per day

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Primary health care and the Tanzania Comprehensive Cancer Project

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Aga Khan Health Services

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1920s

AKHS began its work in the 1920s.

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575

AKHS operates more than 575 outreach healthcare centres.

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14 million

The AKDN Health network provides care to more than 14 million people each year.

“...improving maternal, neonatal and child health should be one of the highest priorities on the global development agenda. I can think of no other field in which a well-directed effort can make as great or as rapid an impact.”

His Highness the Aga Khan
Toronto, May 2014

A medical professional checks a patient’s blood pressure.

Approach to Health Services

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Environment and Climate

A happy woman holds two infants, assisted by a medical professional. Another woman and a little boy watch.

AKHS in East Africa

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AKHS in Central Asia

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AKHS in South Asia

A medical professional and a mother in an Aga Khan Hospital Dar es Salaam each hold a baby, smiling.

Governance and Management