• Transforming Lives

    Through safe, available, and sustainable transport

    About Us

  • Kilimanjaro to Coast 2026

    Transaid’s 2026 African cycle challenge in Tanzania

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  • Our Strategy Until 2026

    View our goals and how we plan to achieve them

    Our Strategy

Our Impact

Transaid transforms lives through safe, available, and sustainable transport. Founded by Save the Children, The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), and its Patron, HRH The Princess Royal, we work with communities, partners, and governments to address transport challenges across sub-Saharan Africa.

  • Access to Healthcare

    Our partner-led approach to improving access to healthcare includes establishing emergency transport systems (ETS), primarily in rural areas, to reduce the barriers to healthcare posed by lack of transport. We are also working to strengthen health supply chains in collaboration with local partners and governments.

  • Road Safety

    Our partner-led approach to improving road safety focuses on promoting safe driver behaviour and advocating for quality truck, bus and motorcycle training with long term programmes in Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. We encourage the exchange of knowledge and skills at national, regional, and global levels to deliver sustainable change to driver training standards across sub-Saharan Africa.

Our Programmes

Take a look at some of our active and completed programmes below

AngolaBurundiBeninBurkina FasoBotswanaCentral African RepublicCôte d’IvoireCameroonDemocratic Republic of CongoCongoDjiboutiAlgeriaEgyptEritreaEthiopiaGabonGhanaGuineaGambiaGuinea BissauEquatorial GuineaKenyaLiberiaLibya LesothoMoroccoMadagascarMaliMozambiqueMauritaniaMalawiNamibiaNigerNigeriaRwanda Western SaharaSudanSouth SudanSenegalSierra LeoneEwastiniChadTogoTunisiaTanzaniaUganda South AfricaZambiaZimbabweSomalia

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World Malaria Day 2026

World Malaria Day 2026 comes at a critical moment in the fight against one of the world’s deadliest diseases. Under the theme ‘Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must.’, the global community is urged not just to recognise progress, but to act with renewed urgency to sustain it.  The United Nations has set a target to end the epidemics of malaria, AIDS, and tuberculosis by 2030 under Sustainable Development Goal 3.3. While progress has been made, it remains fragile.  Why urgent action matters  610,000 malaria deaths globally in 2024 — a slight increase on 2023   95% of global malaria deaths…

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