Pneumonia claims the lives of more than 800,000 children every year. Baby Francis is the face of all of these children.
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We aim to reduce the number of deaths of babies and children suffering with respiratory illnesses in low-resource settings.
We develop and deploying innovative medical oxygen technologies and services to improve access to oxygen and patient care.
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Investing in gender equity to enable a world where every child can live, breathe and thrive.
We have launched a transformative 3-year Gender Equity Strategy in collaboration with our partners, Grand Challenges Canada and Kore Global.
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When FREO2 announced a collaboration with Tanzania's Ministry of Health (MOH) to improve oxygen access on Mafia Island, many wondered - why this particular island? It wasn’t until the FREO2 team arrived on the island alongside the Doris Mollel Foundation that we really understood why the MOH needed our assistance there.
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We believe every child has the right to breathe, live and thrive. Our mission is to enable access to oxygen to save lives and reduce inequalities in health.
This World Oxygen Day, FREO2 Foundation proudly honours our oxygen heroes; dedicated people who are critical at every stage of our Oxygen as a Service (O2aaS) journey. From the innovators behind the oxygen technology to the nurses administering oxygen therapy on the frontlines, these heroes work together to ensure a steady flow of life-saving oxygen.
Our work is made possible through the generous support of the Saving Lives at Birth partners: the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the Government of Norway, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Grand Challenges Canada, the UK Government, and the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).
It was prepared by the FREO2 team and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Saving Lives at Birth partners. This work is also supported by Planet Wheeler Foundation, DAK Foundation, The Laby Foundation.
As we reflect on the first year of our FY 24-26 Maximising Oxygen Miles (MOM) strategy, we revisit the story of Emmanuel, our 10,000th patient, which powerfully illustrates why our work is so profoundly significant in remote areas.