Equipping Africa’s local responders to save lives - every day, not just during deployments.

VitalCore International deploys medical professionals to co-train community health workers and civil defense responders across Africa — building skills that last and systems that scale.

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Programs

Our core initiatives focus on scalable, skill-based training that strengthens emergency response and local health systems nationwide.

We certify local clinicians and educators to deliver recurring courses aligned with national standards.
• Adult & Pediatric BLS/CPR
• Mass-casualty triage
• Bleeding control & airway

Train-the-Trainer (T3)

Mentorship for primary healthcare centres: protocols, supply chains, referral pathways, and data hygiene.
• Maternal & newborn care
• Infection prevention & control
• Cold chain basics

Clinic Capacity Uplift

Scenario-based training for Civil Defense and community responders to stabilize incidents early.
• Incident command (lite)
• Triage lanes & evacuation
• Comms & casualty tracking

Civil Defense Medical Response (CDMR)

Outbreak readiness, hygiene, and safe water practices tailored to African communities.
• Rapid risk assessment
• IEC materials in local languages
• Water testing & chlorine use

Community Health Resilience (CHR)

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Where We Work

VitalCore partners with ministries of health, universities, hospitals, and civil defence agencies across Africa to co-design training that’s locally led and sustainable. Our deployments focus on context-specific skills, language-first materials, and train-the-trainer models so capacity grows long after our teams depart.

  • Community first aid & BLS, trauma care, train-the-trainer, data & referral pathways.

  • Maternal & newborn care, outbreak readiness (IPC/WASH), clinic operations, T3.

  • Mass-casualty triage, civil defence/first responder drills, disaster preparedness.

  • Incident command (lite), hospital surge, public health risk communication.

Impact

We track every training’s outcomes using WHO and IFRC indicators. Our partners review and audit results annually.

34 Clinics Supported

7 States Reached

3,100 Community Responders

1,200 Health Worker’s Trained

Audited annually by an independent CPA firm. Partner-led evaluations ensure accountability and learning.

Our Partners

 FAQs

  • We send small, multidisciplinary teams (4–8) for 1–3 weeks to co-teach with local partners.

  • Local clinicians, nurses, midwives, community health volunteers, and civil defence responders.

  • Yes—logistics, education design, translation, and media are critical roles.

  • 80 % program delivery, 15 % operations, 5 % compliance & monitoring. Audited annually.

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