Mapping Tomorrow: illuminAid’s Roadmap for Impact

At illuminAid, lasting change is powered by information that communities can trust, access and use. As we expand into new regions and deepen partnerships, we’re outlining a “roadmap for impact” that strengthens local capacity, improves behavior-change learning, and ensures our video-based education reaches those at the margins. This month, we’re exploring how planned growth, community ownership and innovative technology make that possible.

Quick quiz: Understanding health promotion

What does “health promotion” primarily enable people to do?

A. Increase treatment access only

B. Increase control over their own health

C. Focus only on curing illness

Which of the following is one of the three key elements of health promotion listed by WHO?

A. Exclusive hospital-based care

B. Health literacy

C. Free medicines for all

What role do cities play in health promotion according to WHO?

A. They are irrelevant; only national policy matters

B. They must build healthy urban environments as part of promotion

C. Their only task is to build hospitals

The challenge

Across rural communities, critical health and agriculture messages often fail to reach families due to poor infrastructure, low literacy and limited front-line staff. Traditional leaflets and workshops can’t always reach people where they live.

The opportunity

illuminAid’s roadmap prioritizes local production of educational videos using solar-powered gear. When communities see their language, their leaders and their stories, trust increases, and so does behavior adoption.

Scaling impact

We plan to equip more Local Video Trainers, strengthen monitoring systems and expand cordless projector hubs so more people gain access to information that saves lives and livelihoods.


Quiz answers

  1. B

  2. B

  3. B

Your support powers progress

By giving today, you help deploy solar-powered projectors, train local educators and expand evidence-based video learning. Together, we can continue this roadmap for impact and reach even more communities that need opportunity, not obstacles.


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