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Impact Report 2025-26

EMMS International's Impact Report 2025-26, published 24 September 2026, reports over 104,000 people helped in the last year, including 102,522 patients and family members receiving care, 1,174 staff trained in specialist palliative care and 192 people supported to advance in healthcare careers.

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International health charity established in 1841, working with partners in India, Malawi, Nepal, Zambia, Rwanda and the UK on sustainable healthcare, non-communicable diseases, the global healthcare workforce and health emergency response

Key Metrics

People helped Over 104,000 people helped in 2025-26, including patients, their families and healthcare workers, across India, Malawi, Nepal, Zambia, Rwanda and the UK
Patients and families cared for 102,522 patients and family members received care through non-communicable disease and palliative care programmes in 2025-26
Staff trained in palliative care 1,174 staff supported with training in specialist palliative care; 192 people advanced in healthcare careers and 86 helped in times of crisis

Key Outcomes

  • Life-changing palliative care reached thousands of patients in Nepal, Malawi and Rwanda, with impacts extending to families, communities and the local health workforce
  • Vulnerable women advanced into healthcare careers through the Healthcare Career Pathways programme, breaking cycles of financial hardship
  • Healthcare systems strengthened through workforce training and emergency health response

Geography

International

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