$100,000 puts ten clinics on one record
We’re raising $100,000 to launch TamamHealth in 10 clinics across Juba and greater South Sudan: proof that offline-first digital records can work in the hardest conditions, and the first step toward the same system across sub-Saharan Africa. Every gift buys something physical: a tablet, a solar panel, a trained front desk.
Choose what your gift buys
Each tier is a real line item in the pilot budget, not a suggested band. Pick one and we will tell you which facility it landed in.
How your donation works
You give
Choose an amount, one-time or monthly. Every gift is earmarked for the 10-clinic pilot in Juba and greater South Sudan.
We equip
Funds buy the physical things a clinic needs to go digital: affordable tablets, solar power, fingerprint readers. No server room, no IT department.
We deploy and train
Each facility is set up offline-first and its team is trained on one patient record across registration, consultation, lab, and pharmacy.
We measure and report back
Clean records roll up into facility dashboards and DHIS2-ready national reports. Donors get the same numbers the Ministry sees.
Questions donors ask
Anything not answered here, write to support.tamam@gmail.com.
Where exactly does the money go?
Devices and solar power, deployment and staff training, connectivity and sync, and measurement. The $100,000 pilot goal covers all ten clinics over twelve months, from equipment to measurement and scale.
Can I fund a specific clinic?
Yes. Tell us in the message and we will assign your gift to one of the ten pilot facilities and report on that facility directly.
Can my organisation partner instead of donating?
Facility, NGO, funder, or ministry: write to support.tamam@gmail.com and we will scope a deployment with you.
How do I know it worked?
Every level writes to the same patient record and rolls up into DHIS2-ready national reports: the pilot is designed to be measured, not asserted.