Too many of the world’s one billion disabled people live with conditions that could have been prevented, or could be reversed.

Working across 11 countries of Africa and Asia, IMPACT takes
wide-ranging action to prevent and treat needless disability, to promote health; and as a consequence, reduce poverty.

How we make an IMPACT

Ending malnutrition

IMPACT is committed to ending malnutrition in all its forms. Our projects, accross Africa and Asia, take a comprehensive approach by educating people about nutrition; helping them grow fruit and vegetables to eat; and distributing supplements...
Accessible surgery

Surgery is sometimes the only way to treat a disabling condition but most people in the countries where IMPACT works have no hope of accessing it. Our projects ensure surgery is accessible for people who need operations to restore sight, hearing or mobility, or to repair cleft lip and childbirth injuries...
Early identification & treatment

Identifying illnesses in their earliest stages can avert a lifetime of disability, suffering and poverty. But in developing countries, accessing healthcare is rarely straightforward. IMPACT projects provide a lifeline for the poorest men, women and children...
Safer motherhood and child survival

IMPACT projects ensure women and babies are healthy during pregnancy, birth, the first weeks of life and throughout infanthood. Find out more about how we are making motherhood safer in some of the poorest places in the world...
Safer water & sanitation

In the absence of clean water and sanitation, disease and poverty have a stronghold. Find out more about how IMPACT provides improved access to safe water and sanitation to homes, schools and entire communities in some of the poorest places across Africa and Asia...
Health education & training

IMPACT projects across Africa and Asia are empowering people with the skills and knowledge to meet their own health needs, and those of their communities as well as widening access to immunisation in underserved and remote communities...