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Conrad N. Hilton Foundation grants $3M to Last Mile Health for healthcare expansion

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What happened

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The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation awarded Last Mile Health $3 million in unrestricted funding for the 2026 Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize. Last Mile Health stated the grant will be used to expand programs and support community health workers in the countries where it operates.

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Why it matters

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The funding supports Last Mile Health’s efforts to provide primary care in remote rural areas across four African nations, including Liberia, Ethiopia, Malawi, and Sierra Leone. This investment affirms the importance of community-based healthcare models in improving medical access.

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Who's involved

  • Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian PrizeAwarded the prize and provided the $3 million funding to Last Mile Health.
  • LiberiaIs a geographical context where the Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize recognizes initiatives.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • LiberiaSpeculative

    Community health workers in the countries where Last Mile Health operates could see increased job stability or expanded program funding due to the grant.

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