2024-05-08T13:51:47-04:00 2023-12-31 200279413 Peak Accounting Services Inc 519 Monterey Drive Aptos CA 95003 990 2023-01-01 262490827 TIP Global Health TIPG 206 Santa Clara Ave Aptos CA 95003 Wendy Leonard MD Executive Direc 8312346053 2024-04-24 true Wendy Leonard MD XXX-XX-XXXX true Jason Mersman P00367442 8316886481 2024-05-08 2 11 AAL2 IAL1 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z 1658636 false X tipglobalhealth.org X 2008 CA The Ihangane Project achieves lasting improvements in health outcomes, beginning in Rwanda, by promoting community-driven solutions that strengthen national health systems. The successful solutions we co-create with local communities are shared with the national government. 8 8 2 0 0 1484437 1427083 0 93 172 21521 55780 1506051 1483035 0 0 775105 862469 0 77547 619738 697952 1394843 1560421 111208 -77386 422650 385029 66945 106710 355705 278319 The Ihangane Project achieves lasting improvements in health outcomes, beginning in Rwanda, by promoting community-driven solutions that strengthen national health systems. The successful solutions we co-create with local communities are shared with the national government. false false 714301 E-Heza: TIPs E-Heza Data Solutions is a digital application that can be used on a smartphone or tablet designed by and for the frontline health worker. E-Heza captures essential data at the point of care to improve the health of mother and child by providing frontline health workers with immediate insights to help personalize information and advice, and help the mother track the well-being of her child. That data is automatically linked to the Ministry of Health database, providing timely and accurate data reports for better public health policy decision making. Since 2018, E-Heza has improved quality of care for over 60,000 mothers and children, and by 2022, will reach nearly 250,000 patients across Rwanda. With endorsement from Rwandas Minister of Health, TIP is working to scale E-Heza throughout Rwanda to serve as a foundation for all of primary care. 219740 Clinical Care Innovation: The Ihangane Project works with local healthcare workers and the Rwanda Ministry of Health to improve the quality of direct patient care services by ensuring that frontline healthcare workers have the tools they need to successfully deliver primary healthcare. We have co-created tools such as E-Heza Data Solutions, the TIP Education Model and the 5 Pillars of Quality Improvement Framework alongside frontline healthcare workers to overcome barriers and celebrate improvements in processes and health outcomes. E-Heza is a point of care digital health record designed by and for the health care worker, used to improve quality of maternal-child care by making it easier for nurses to do their jobs, for mothers to track the wellbeing of their children, and for ministry officials to receive data in real-time. 164987 Aheza Fortified Food (AFF): provides consistent, affordable fortified porridge to hospitals, nongovernmental orgs, and community members while subsidizing the cost of free distribution to the highest risk children. Nutrition is an essential component of adequate primary care; health centers have long struggled with stock outs of fortified porridge and commercial products are often too expensive for rural families to access. AFF is a social enterprise established by TIP in 2015 to address stock outs of porridge needed to treat childhood malnutrition. Porridge is sold in bulk to NGOs, governments and social enterprises who then provide the porridge to their beneficiaries for free or low cost. Profits from Aheza sales subsidize the cost of free distribution of porridge to high risk children in Ruli. Since its launch in 2015, TIPs Aheza program has provided over 2.4 million servings of porridge to over 42,000 Rwandans, 92% of whom are high-risk for malnutrition. 159016 Womens Association and Hope Initiative.Hope Initiative: The Ihangane Project is conducting research on the influence of hope on health outcomes. We began by identifying an objective tool for measurement, called the Herth Hope index. We worked with healthcare workers and healthcare recipients to ensure that this index- originally established in the United States- would be valid and reliable in the Rwandan context. We are conducting an in depth analysis of influencers of hopelessness and hopefulness in health care systems and will identify interventions based upon this analysis. Our first objective is to demonstrate the ability to increase hopefulness among healthcare workers and healthcare recipients. Ultimately, we will demonstrate that hopefulness is critical to improvements in health outcomes and that it must be considered in the design of effective health systems. 78359 Community Health Innovation: We work with over 1000 Community Health Workers, over 6000 farmers, community members and local government across Gakenke District to improve village-level primary health care delivery and to address social determinants of health for the most vulnerable. 237375 1336403 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false true false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 5 0 true 2 true false true RW false false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 8 8 false false false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false CA X Wendy Leonard MD 8312346053 206 Santa Clara Ave Aptos CA 95003 Wendy Leonard MD Executive Director 40.00 0.00 X 75000 0 18072 Yehoyada Mbangukira Director 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Kavish Sanghvi Director 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Jeane de Dieu Ngirabega Diretor 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 John Finegan Treasurer 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Blakeley Lowry Chair 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Kelly McKenna Secretary 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Susan Stenovec Director 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 75000 0 18072 0 false false false 1427083 25000 1427083 172 172 231381 175601 55780 55780 1483035 55780 0 172 X 75000 52500 11250 11250 780809 708042 45194 27573 6660 4758 951 951 2779 2779 5623 5623 376115 305580 41999 28536 5737 3027 1520 1190 12434 4361 2396 5677 34495 18344 16151 18554 13665 4115 774 20608 20608 Materialssupplies 19998 17148 2850 Board Retreat 15143 15143 TrainingMeetingsEducation 21269 18003 1670 1596 Community Support 131333 131333 33864 56863 -22999 1560421 1336403 146471 77547 403537 369347 1842 896 17271 14786 2118 2118 422650 385029 1396 7240 65549 99470 66945 106710 X 355705 278319 355705 278319 422650 385029 -77386 0 X false false false X 842047 623669 590482 532699 213615 2802512 77771 116964 132255 158072 231381 716443 919818 740633 722737 690771 444996 3518955 264000 335494 193679 251149 25000 1069322 18092 72008 162177 252277 264000 353586 265687 413326 25000 1321599 2197356 204 69 113 93 172 651 204 69 113 93 172 651 920022 740702 722850 690864 445168 3519606 0.62430 0.54570 0.00000 0.00000 X Unusual grants Part II or Part III line 1 Unusual grant 1 - $250,000Unusual grant 2 - $150,000Unusual grant 3 - $119,708Unusual grant 4 - $218,760Unusual grant 5 - $90,000Unusual grant 6 - $117,000Unusual grant 7 - $140,000Unusual grant 8 - $36,500Unusual grant 9 - $91,500 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 2118 2118 Credit Card Payable 470 Loan to Aheza 15000 Loan Payable 34000 Line of Credit 50000 99470 true Sub-Saharan Africa 1 7 Program services Health nutrition 1336403 1 7 1 7 1336403 1336403 false false false false false false Use of grant monitoring procedures (Part I, line 2) The executive director reviews the funds spent outside of the US on a monthly basis and then disburses additional funds out of country accordingly. Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 Form 990 in its entirety is distributed to all Board members at the time of filing. Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 Distributed upon request. List of other fees for services expenses Part IX line 11g See supplemental schedule.