The Journey to Global Health Starts Here

The Journey to Global Health Starts Here

Group of smiling children posing outdoors, wearing colorful clothing. The words "Merci!" are handwritten on the bottom of the photo in a polaroid-style frame.

‘Apporter La Vie’ immerses you in the world of healthcare workers who overcome immense challenges to deliver essential medical care to the thousands of hard-to-reach children in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

DELIVERING LIFE

  • Man wearing an orange life jacket carrying a blue backpack near a boat with grass and water in the background.

    Meet Kasongo

    A Ministry of Health worker dedicated to delivering life-saving vaccines to hard to reach communities.

  • Going Further

    In the DRC, only 10% of all roads are paved. Heavy rains make the other 90% of the dirt paths impossible to cross without specialized vehicles.

  • Photo of a woman holding a baby, with the word 'Kitwa' written below.

    Meet Kitwa

    28 year old mother of four living in a floating community deep in the province of Haut-Lomami.

BE THERE

A new tool for advocacy, fundraising and driving CHANGE.

Apporter La Vie uses the power of virtual reality to bridge the gap between distant crises and personal understanding. By immersing users in the real environments, challenges, and human stories of vaccine delivery in the DRC, the experience fosters a deep emotional connection.

SEE THE FRONTLINES.

You can’t beat going there… but VR is a close second.

Seeing the faces, hearing the voices, and walking alongside health workers like Kasongo transforms statistics into lived reality—making the urgency tangible and the impact personal. VR doesn’t just show the journey—it invites you to feel it.

Join Us.

DID YOU KNOW?

The Indigo system is designed for ice- and frost-free vaccination. The system ensures that vaccines remain at a safe temperature – between 2 and 8°C – for five days of continuous operation, even in the most challenging environments. The Indigo system enables vaccinators to extend their capabilities and vaccinate children in the most difficult-to-reach communities.