Partners & funders
Fund care that reaches further
A low-cost, privacy-first platform that turns funding into continuity of care for communities the system usually misses.
The funding gap
Funding follows the 10%.
Most health spending goes to the small share of care that happens in hospitals—while the continuous, everyday care that meets most needs is chronically underfunded.
90%
of a population's health needs can be met through primary, continuous care—pregnancy, chronic disease, immunization, and recovery.
20–30%
of health budgets in many low-income countries actually reach primary care—the rest concentrates in urban hospitals that serve about 10% of patients.
Estimates from the WHO and World Bank on primary health care and health-system financing in low- and middle-income countries.
Welnote puts funding where the need is—into the continuity that primary care depends on.
Why partner with Welnote
Welnote is infrastructure for continuity of care in places where connectivity, institutions, and infrastructure can't be assumed. Your support reaches the field, not the data center.
Measurable impact
Follow-up compliance, referral outcomes, and population health trends—reported on pseudonymous data you can share publicly.
Safeguarding by design
Pseudonymous by default, with real names optional and protected by row-level security—visible only to a program's own members. The platform is built for contexts where a data breach can endanger lives.
Lean and sustainable
Offline-first means no facility build-out, no local IT team, and low connectivity costs—funding reaches care, not infrastructure.
Transparent reporting
Every clinical change is audit-logged. Outcomes roll up to program-level reports designed for donors and boards.
How partnership works
1 — Align on outcomes
We define the population, care scope, and the metrics that matter to your mandate.
2 — Fund a pilot
A focused pilot stands up a program with a local implementing partner and a small workforce.
3 — Watch the signal
Track follow-up compliance and outcomes through pseudonymous reporting as the program runs.
4 — Scale what works
Expand to more districts, programs, or partner organizations on the same shared backbone.
Start with one pilot. Scale on the same backbone as outcomes prove out.
What you can see—and what you can't
Funders and partners receive aggregate program reporting. No partner, donor, or administrator can access an individual patient's identity—real names are restricted by row-level security to a program's own members.
- Aggregate, pseudonymous outcome reporting—never individual patient identities
- Follow-up compliance and referral pipeline metrics by district and program
- Program-level dashboards suitable for boards, donors, and grant reporting
- Data residency and isolation appropriate for humanitarian deployments
Let's bring care closer, together
Foundations, donors, and implementing partners—reach out to explore a pilot.