HealthLink Systems and Services Initiative works with government, communities and partners to build health systems that are resilient, evidence-led and worthy of the people they serve.
Baby blankets and essential neonatal support items donated by HSSI's Founder and Chief Executive Director to the Neonatal Ward at Levy Mwanawasa Hospital.

HealthLink Systems and Services Initiative (HSSI) was formally registered in August 2026 as a Zambian non-profit organization committed to strengthening health systems and improving health outcomes.
From its establishment, HSSI has been founded on the belief that stronger health systems, empowered communities, evidence-based decision-making and responsible innovation are essential to achieving better and more equitable health outcomes.
HSSI brings together expertise across health systems strengthening, integrated service delivery, digital health, community engagement, research, advocacy, monitoring and evaluation, and capacity development — building strategic partnerships with government, communities, research institutions and technology organizations to develop practical, scalable, sustainable solutions.
Learn More About HSSIWe act honestly, transparently, ethically, and responsibly in everything we do.
We promote fair, inclusive, and equitable access to healthcare, opportunities, and resources.
We embrace practical ideas, technology, learning, and responsible innovation to address health challenges.
We believe collaboration creates stronger, more sustainable, and more meaningful results.
We take responsibility for our commitments, actions, resources, and results.
We place people and communities at the centre of our work.
We collaborate with government institutions, healthcare providers, communities, development partners, and civil society to develop sustainable, evidence-based health solutions across Zambia.
Engage communities, health workers, institutions, and partners to understand needs and opportunities.
Develop practical, evidence-informed interventions that respond to identified needs.
Work alongside communities, facilities, and government to put effective solutions into practice.
Monitor progress and generate evidence to understand what is working, and why.
Use evidence, experience, and stakeholder feedback to continuously improve.
Identify effective, sustainable approaches that can be strengthened and replicated.
HSSI translates its strategic priorities into practical programs designed to address health challenges and improve outcomes. Additional programs will be added as our portfolio develops.
Using technology to improve access, communication, continuity of care, and decision-making.
Supporting prevention, community engagement, health education and access to services.
Supporting communities to monitor services, identify challenges, and engage decision-makers.
Interventions that contribute to improved maternal, newborn, child, and family outcomes.
Supporting institutions, facilities, information systems, and sustainable service delivery.
Generating evidence to strengthen accountability and inform health policy and practice.
We leverage digital technologies, data, and innovation to strengthen health systems and improve communication between healthcare providers and the people they serve.
Digital tools that improve scheduling, client navigation, and continuity of care.
Tools that improve communication, follow-up, and client retention.
Accessible, voice-based reminders, health messaging, and follow-up.
Approaches that improve reporting efficiency and data availability.
Solutions that let communities share feedback about their experiences.
Digital solutions that strengthen system performance and decisions.
Using data to identify trends and support better decisions.
Exploring responsible AI applications across delivery and information management.
As a newly established organization, HSSI is building its program portfolio, partnerships, and reach — and committed to measuring and communicating results transparently.
Communities, people, facilities, and districts reached.
Improvements in accessibility and effectiveness of services.
Skills, leadership, and institutional capacity strengthened.
Digital tools and approaches developed or implemented.
Research, data, and knowledge generated.
Interventions and partnerships that can continue and grow.
Collaborate across technical assistance, research, digital health, and program implementation.
One-time gifts, monthly support, or funding for a specific project or program.
Contribute your skills across research, community engagement, and digital health.
We're building a team of skilled, ethical, and innovative public health professionals.