Global Migraine Aid trains local healthcare providers and works to bring affordable migraine medication within reach.
In recent months, Global Migraine Aid has worked with the International Headache Society and the Kenyan Conference of Catholic Bishops to ensure:
132 Clinics, 46 of 47 Counties, and 27Â Catholic Dioceses were represented at kickoff meetings
305 Community Health Promoters passed all testing after six modules of training, representing 50 Catholic clinics
Distribution of posters and fliers, in English and Swahili, to over 700 Catholic churches, and their communities
Over 1,500 leaders representing Catholic schools are in training receiving educational materials
Kickoff meetings were held in November of 2025 at The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, in Nairobi, Kenya
Since the kickoff meetings, educational trainings and awareness campaigns have expanded each quarter - both in clinical (above photo) and community (below photo) settings.
Tackling the Global Migraine Epidemic
Global Migraine Aid works with healthcare, religious, industrial, NGO, and governing organizations in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) around the world to help reduce the global burden of migraine.
- Reducing preventable pain is not only a moral obligation but an opportunity to increase the GDP of LMICs.
- The 25 billion migraines that occur each year inflict excruciating pain and strain on mental health as well as lost time otherwise spent working and/or caring for family.
- Over one billion individuals currently experience migraine. More than 70% are women, and most are of working age.
- In LMICs, less than 1% of those with migraine have access to even the most basic medicine.
Global Migraine Aid is committed to working with both global and local partners to train local healthcare providers and source safe and effective generic medicines at affordable, if not free-to-the-patient, pricing.
Tackling the Global Migraine Epidemic
Global Migraine Aid works with healthcare, religious, industrial, NGO, and governing organizations in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) around the world to help reduce the global burden of migraine.
- Reducing preventable pain is not only a moral obligation but an opportunity to increase the GDP of LMICs.
- The 25 billion migraines that occur each year inflict excruciating pain and strain on mental health as well as lost time otherwise spent working and/or caring for family.
- Over one billion individuals currently experience migraine. More than 70% are women, and most are of working age.
- In LMICs, less than 1% of those with migraine have access to even the most basic medicine.
Global Migraine Aid is committed to working with both global and local partners to train local healthcare providers and source safe and effective generic medicines at affordable, if not free-to-the-patient, pricing.
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