Impact - Aide Chemists : Ghana's leading Pharmacy Chain || 24/7 Online Pharmacy

We are on a mission to impact our communities in caring for their health.

Aide Chemists has always been at the forefront of impacting our communities through our routine free health screenings organized in our pharmacies. We have, in addition, made donations of medicines to support health screenings by faith based organizations and NGOs. Now, we want to help people escape the scourge of malaria by offering affordable malaria treatment to our communities. In 2021, we provided over 15,000 malaria intervention to our patients. We are desirous to provide wider interventions through our Aide Cares Programme.

- Abigail Abora, CEO

When covid-19 emerged, hand sanitizers became scarce and expensive. We had to quickly organize ourselves and we started manufacturing hand sanitizer gel for our clients. We impacted over 100,000 people with our interventions during the pandemic. We are now optimistic that we can raise to the occasion when another pandemic emerges.

- Pharm David Addo- Chief Pharmacist

OUR 2024 IMPACT SUMMARY

Our operations are proudly powered by women, with 72% of our workforce comprised of talented women. Additionally, the majority of our senior management team are women, reflecting our commitment to empowering women at all levels of our organization.

Our company is proudly led by a visionary woman Co-founder, whose leadership drives our mission to deliver accessible and impactful healthcare solutions.

Our operations enabled over 360,000 people to benefit from interventions provided by our dedicated healthcare professionals. To further improve access to medicines, we launched the Momentum Your Health App in March. Since its launch, the app has achieved over 3,000 downloads and boasts more than 1,500 active users, deepening our commitment to accessible and efficient healthcare.

We treated 5,554 patients for malaria by providing affordable antimalarials, directly addressing one of the leading health challenges in our communities. Additionally, in June and July, we offered free malaria testing, enabling hundreds of individuals to receive early diagnosis and prompt treatment. These impactful interventions improved lives, reduced the disease burden, and showcased our commitment to accessible and affordable healthcare solutions.

We supplied 10,551 women with emergency contraceptives through our network, empowering them with the tools to prevent unintended pregnancies and make informed decisions about their reproductive health. This initiative reflects our commitment to accessible reproductive healthcare, helping to promote family planning and improve overall well-being in the communities we serve.

We provided 10,619 men with access to condoms, supporting efforts to prevent sexually transmitted diseases and promote safer sexual practices. This initiative underscores our dedication to public health and our commitment to empowering individuals with the tools to protect their well-being and that of their partners.

We dewormed 8,706 individuals as part of our efforts to combat the health effects of climate change, which can exacerbate worm infestations through changes in water and sanitation conditions. This initiative highlights our proactive approach to addressing climate-related health challenges and improving community well-being.