In 2010, Jacques Sebisaho and Mimy Mudekereza founded Amani in response to the Ban’Idjwi people, who expressed their desire for a community hospital, accessible healthcare, and better health for all in Idjwi island.
For the next 10 years, Amani stood as the only primary healthcare provider in the island, serving a population of over 300,000.
Today, we are scaling our model to the DRC mainland, offering community-based solutions to health problems and fatalities caused by preventable and curable diseases.