The SHARE Program
Through SHARE (School Health Agency, Resources, and Education), One Good Turn offers a professional development program that trains teachers using evidence-based, fully referenced health content — equipping them with practical tools to deliver health education and address common health concerns right in the classroom.
Since SHARE began, 675 school health educators have completed this professional development, reaching over 66,000 students across 172 schools in Kenya.
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Read about the program and the team making this movement possible.
GLOBAL IMPACT
Projects in 13 countries across 4 continents
70
40,361
Patients treated with compassionate medical care from our team
Partner organizations around the world
206
Health workers trained with practical, hands-on medical education
602
Medical educational topics taught to health workers
2,789
OUR STORY
Meet Ann
Ann Messer, MD founded One Good Turn in 2016 after over a decade of work in global health. She found that despite a lack of access to basic medical education and current health care information, health workers in remote communities are eager to learn and participate in educational opportunities. A humanitarian and a scientist, Ann established One Good Turn to educate, as well as to treat, our global neighbors in under-resourced communities. Through education, we build sustainable pathways to better health for communities worldwide.
