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A quality healthcare social enterprise serving Kenyan slums www.accessafya.com info@accessafya.com AccessAfya AccessAfya AccessAfya AccessAfya

Access Afya Who We Are Access Afya runs a chain of micro- clinics in Nairobi s slums. Our vision is a networked system of community based healthcare that provides consistent, quality services and medica@on to low- income Kenyans and beyond. We currently run two clinics and a primary care program in two schools, reaching thousands of Nairobi s slum dwellers. At Access Afya, we believe the future of health is decentralized care in convenient community loca@ons. Our model addresses problems earlier, teaches preven@on, and meets pa@ents where they already are. As a Nairobi- based private sector social enterprise, we can learn quickly and adapt our model to our clients preferences. 2

The Problem in Our Market Around 60% of urban Kenyans live in slums. Here, healthcare op@ons are inconvenient, unreliable, with appealing op@ons as unaffordable. Residents in the slums choose between crowded, under- resourced facili@es and informal chemists, who sell pills but not healthcare. The drugs that residents purchase from these unregulated, under- qualified chemists ooen are counterfeit or expired. Therefore, residents living within the Nairobi slums self- medicate or go without treatment. Their health behavior is emergency treatment, rather than preven@ve care. This increases the disease burden and cost for the pa@ent and the community. Furthermore, the slum environment is overcrowded, with poor sanita@on and an ooen unclean water supply that leads to a prevalence of illness related to contaminated water and unsanitary living condi@ons. 3

Our Solu:on Community Primary Care In response to this, Access Afya developed a micro- clinic concept, which integrated quality clinical care into our target market s daily rou@ne. Clinics are run out of small, efficient spaces that are located directly in the informal seulements, next to vegetable stands or chapa@ sellers. The clinics are fully equipped to deal with a wide range of health needs from responding to coughs to managing hypertension, offer lab services, and include a health and hygiene shop supplied offering medica@on and cosme@c products supplied through a trusted drug supply. In contrast to many global health programs opera@ng in the silos of HIV/AIDS, family planning, or others, Access Afya offers a one- stop shop for basic health. We are a safe, accessible first entry point into the healthcare system, which is crucial for iden@fying and trea@ng illness and diseases ini@ally, rather than leaving them untreated to become chronic condi@ons that are more expensive and can even be fatal. We refer more complex cases to hospitals and specialists when needed. Ge[ng into the community is essen@al in adap@ng a retail health model to this market. Our outreach programs promote non- facility based care and client rela@onships through Healthy Schools Program, Healthy Sundays, and community clean ups. The vision is a fully sustainable care model for field offering and primary care clinics. An important component of this is streamlining field and facility care programs using consistent brand and opera@onal standards. These programs are increasingly linked by rota@ng workers, and a technology system connec@ng people and informa@on across sites. 4

Our Model Delivering Care Our model delivers care. We build, stock, staff, and run primary care centers, which involves redesigning the full value- chain of healthcare delivery to emphasize quality and predictability. We use human centered design, training, clinical protocols, opera@onal processes, technology systems, and rigorous monitoring and pa@ent care methods to ensure that our clients have a consistent, quality service at any of our sites. We hire Kenyan clinical officers, pharmacists, and community health workers to work in the clinics. Community health workers are hired from the areas we work within to help us develop, market, and run programs. Healthy Schools Program Our Healthy Schools Program grew out of our desire to reach a larger range of pa@ents and bring healthcare directly to the community. The Healthy Schools Program model delivers nutri@on, primary care, and sanita@on to schools through a clinical officer, program coordinator and manager who ensure the delivery of supplies and services in the schools including deworming, hand washing, and health educa@on. Staff also regularly monitor and evaluate the interven@ons, school auendance, and exam results. Monitoring and Evalua@on Services Space Staff Supplies 5

We transform an average plot in the slums into a clinic. 6

One Stop Shop for Health and Hygiene 7

Growth Strategy Access Afya is innova@ng new products and services, and expanding the number of people that use our low- cost healthcare products and services. We aim to reach over 15,000 new people next year. In 2015, we will create subscrip@on services around chronic health needs such as hypertension. We will also develop and pilot a membership card, where we encourage families to become clinic members, crea@ng an ongoing rela@onship with Access Afya. This would be the first product of its type trialed in such a low- income market, and we have designed it using hundreds of community surveys and focus groups. We plan to con@nue to expand our footprint to reach more people through new clinics. Our goal is to open two new clinics in the second half of 2015. These will con@nue to target the slums of Nairobi, Kenya. We will also take our Healthy Schools product to new schools, signing on hundreds of new children for school- based primary healthcare. 8

Metrics & Learning We are monitoring both quan@ta@ve metrics for trac@on and sustainability, while also incorpora@ng feedback loops for learning and improvement. Quan:ta:ve indicators Qualita:ve indicators Pa@ents per day Focus group feedback Unique pa@ent count Brand Ambassador Weekly revenue feedback % self sufficiency Outreach events and Average customer care score new partnerships The quan7ta7ve indicators including the revenue graph below are improving this year, but only through the feedback and engagement work we are doing with our pa7ents, which come up in our qualita7ve indicators. For example, we learned about an HR concern in June not just because our numbers dropped, but because our pa7ents talked to us about their concerns. 120,000 100,000 Monthly Revenue 80,000 60,000 40,000 Kisii Sinai 20,000-9

Social Impact We want to improve health outcomes through changing behaviors. The way to do this is to make health care increasingly an easily accessible and desired product. We have seen a willingness to pay for care in a new market. Over 3,500 unique customers paying for healthcare in Kenya slums. Over $17,000 in revenue from transac@ons averaging $1.46 in size. We have seen a behavior change surrounding health. Pa@ents beuer understand when and how to take pills Pa@ents come for regular blood pressure checks to manage their health Our pa:ents value our services and tell their family and friends. Some feedback from customers: We haven t seen anything like it. They bring everything, even injec7ons. Florence Nelinda Each 7me my son gets sick, the meds from Access Afya are working so fast. But with the hospitals, I used to go back again and again. Shenaz At Access Afya you are given a consulta7on first. Others don t consult or even talk to you, they just give you drugs. Chris7ne Mbithe We have seen an impact from the Healthy Schools Program. At one of our pilot schools, school auendance has increased from 69% to 93% in three months. Students are teaching their parents how to wash their hands and reques@ng soap for the home. Teachers have seen a decrease in skin rashes and an increase in energy and auen@veness in class. School enrollment has increased because parents have shared the program s success with neighbors and friends; parents want their children to auend a Healthy School. 10

Our Team Melissa Menke, CEO & Founder Background in economic development and finance Leads strategy, finance, development, and fundraising Andy McBride, COO Background in consul@ng and leadership development Graduate of Amani Ins@tute with an advanced degree in social innova@on management Maggie Kiplagat, Human Resources Experience healthcare professional with 8 years experience in the U.S. healthcare system Recently returned to Kenya and leads talent Vincent Mu:gu, Clinical Director Started as Access Afya s first clinical officer Now oversees quality systems and government partnerships Access Afya also relies on 12 Kenyan clinical and community health team members to deliver care, engage our target market, and work with the leadership team to shape the direc:on of the company. 11

Melissa Menke Founder and Director melissa@accessafya.com Skype: melissa.menke Phone: +254 (0)708 849 041 www.accessafya.com info@accessafya.com AccessAfya AccessAfya AccessAfya AccessAfya