Prevent
Talking with residents, answering their questions and sharing health guidance suited to their daily lives.
Cameroon · 2028
Mission Heart 3000
Reaching out to rural communities to prevent, assess and refer.
Planned for 2028 in three rural communities in Cameroon, Mission Heart 3000 aims to support 3,000 people. Information, individual health assessments and medical referral are carried out with local partners.
Explore the programme
Mission targets
- people targeted
- 3,000
- rural communities
- 3
- planned year
- 2028
A health assessment that does not end on mission day.
The mission is aimed first at people with little access to prevention and health check-ups. Every participant receives clear information, an explanation of their results and precise guidance on next steps.
Assess
Conducting an interview, measurements and the tests set out in the protocol to produce a clear individual assessment.
Guide
Explaining results and, where needed, referring people to an appropriate care facility.
Four steps, from welcome to referral.
Every step is prepared to support participants with care and respect for their confidentiality.
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Welcome and information
Explain the mission, answer questions and obtain consent.
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Health assessment
Interview, measurements and tests adapted to the protocol and to each person’s situation.
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Results explained
Individual delivery of results and time to talk with the medical team.
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Referral and next steps
Personalised advice and, where necessary, referral to a care facility.
Preparing the mission with local partners.
Field organisation, equipment, referral pathways and team training: everything is prepared together. The data collected will also help to better understand local needs, with strict respect for confidentiality.
The white paper details the protocol, planned tests, mission organisation and the safeguards that frame it.
The project, in detail.
Objectives, participant pathway, resources deployed: the white paper presents Mission Heart 3000 in full.