ALLIANCE FOR GOOD HEALTH
Partnering to Bring Lifesaving Health Care to Indigenous Communities in the Bolivian Amazon
Together Bringing Care Where It’s Needed Most
Working alongside Indigenous communities in the remote Beni region of the Bolivian Amazon, we partner with local leaders and health personnel to deliver medical and dental care—and to build practical skills that empower families to protect their own health long after our teams leave.
$100 can reach 10 children with oral health education, prevention, and care.
OUR MISSION
Health with dignity. Care with respect. Partnership with purpose.
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Alliance for Good Health partners with Indigenous communities in Beni, the Bolivian Amazon, to improve health through prevention, education, and direct care — building practical, culturally grounded skills that strengthen community health long after our teams leave.
Dental Care • Prevention • Vaccination Support
​IMPACT SNAPSHOT
​​Real Results in Remote Communities
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Since 2024 ​
400 + children reached​
1,000 + toothbrushes and toothpastes distributed
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2025 Mobile Dental Clinic – TIPNIS
10 days in remote communities
280 cavities filled • 10 extractions
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2024 Mobile Dental Clinic – TIPNIS
10 days in remote communities
217 cavities filled • 15 extractions
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2024 Mobile Dental Clinics
​Jorori • Naranjal • San Salvador (5 days)
103 cavities filled • 3 extractions
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Vaccine Cold Chain (since 2023)
90%+ vaccination coverage supported through cold-chain equipment,
+ monitoring
San José del Cavitu • Las Mercedes del Apere • Natividad del Retiro​​​
Children in San Antonio after oral health session
Distribution of toothbruses & toothpaste in Jorori
Mobile dental clinic in Jorori
Monitoring proper use of vaccine refrigirator in Natividad del Retiro
$100 can reach 10 children with oral health education, prevention, and care.
“Before this, our children lived with constant tooth pain. Now they can eat, learn, and smile.”
— Mother, TIPNIS
Practical care. Local partnership. Real results.
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WHAT WE DO
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Oral Health & Nutrition
We prevent tooth decay and improve lifelong health through oral hygiene education, nutrition guidance, and mobile dental services for children and families in isolated communities.
Vaccine Cold Chain Support
We monitor and strengthen vaccine storage systems so children receive lifesaving immunizations safely, effectively, and on time.
Community‑Based Health Promotion
We train health promoters, peer educators, and caregivers to build healthy habits that last far beyond our visits.
Building healthier cooking habits with locally available, nutrient‑rich foods.
Building lifelong oral health habits through education and practice.
Bringing critical dental services to families with no local care.
Children practicing proper toothbrushing during our oral health session.
Delivering cold-chain equipment to San José del Cavitu.
Support this work
FIELD STORY – GOING THE DISTANCE
To reach the communities of the TIPNIS, our teams travel for days by river — navigating low water, storms, smoke, and long stretches where the world goes silent. There are no roads. No clinics. Only families waiting.Because health care should not depend on where you live.
Days of river travel to reach families in the TIPNIS.
WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS
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Your generosity makes health possible where it’s hardest to reach.
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Your support:
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Bring care to communities with no regular access to health services
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Prevent disease before it causes lifelong harm
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Strengthen locally driven, culturally respectful solutions
$100 can reach 10 children with oral health education, prevention, and care.
Your support helps children learn the healthy habits that protect them for life.
TRANSPARENCY & TRUST
We are committed to responsible stewardship of every donor dollar through:
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Partnering with communities to ensure solutions reflect local priorities
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Designing programs based on evidence and proven public health principles
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Monitoring and evaluating our work to stay accountable and improve over time
Join Us in Building Health Where It’s Needed Most Your partnership allows us to return to remote communities, sustain prevention efforts, and protect the progress already made.
Local health staff and A4GH volunteers coordinating medicines and supplies for remote communities.