IntraHealth Namibia

24/08/2026

Giving back. 💙
IntraHealth Namibia’s Wellness Committee recently donated essential non-perishable food items to households in Mariental.
A contribution that reflects our commitment to the communities we serve.

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21/08/2026

Windhoek, we’re ready! 💙🏃🏽‍♀️ Team IntraHealth Namibia is stepping into the Game Changers Corporate Relay Challenge tomorrow! Come cheer us on, connect, learn, and enjoy a day of sport, wellness and conversations that matter.

PSA: Bring your camping chair, hat, good vibes and plenty of energy! ☀️

📍 Independence Stadium
📅 Saturday, 22 August 2026
⏰ 09h00–15h00

See you there!

18/08/2026

We are hiring!

For more detailed job requirements of the positions, please follow the link below.

https://recruitment.istratgo.com/careers/intrahealth-namibia

10/08/2026

Regional conversations are strongest when they are informed by evidence and the lived realities of the communities they aim to serve.
Last week, IntraHealth Namibia joined youth leaders, academic institutions, practitioners, partners, and parliamentarians from across Southern Africa at the three-day Sixth Southern African Regional Students and Youth Conference (SARSYC VI).
The conference provided a platform to exchange knowledge, strengthen collaboration, and explore practical solutions that advance the health, education, and digital inclusion of young people.

Our participation in this regional conversation was informed by the work taking place across Namibia, where IntraHealth Namibia works alongside partners and communities to expand access to health information, strengthen community engagement, and improve linkages to essential health and social services. Through initiatives such as Project HUGUVARA, community care workers are helping young people access information and support, connect to services, and make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing.

As we engaged in this regional dialogue, we did so with one goal: to listen, contribute, and return with ideas and relationships that strengthen the work we do alongside communities across Namibia.


Saywhat

31/07/2026

We are excited to announce that our General Manager, Ms. Lavinia Shikongo, has been featured in the August 2026 edition of HealthBuzz. In her feature, “Beyond the Stats,” she reflects on what it truly means to serve communities, not just serve numbers.

Read the full article here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/dyxof/kcgc/
We thank HealthBuzz Namibia for this feature.

31/07/2026

Behind every health statistic is a real person.
We are excited to announce that our General Manager, Ms. Lavinia Shikongo, has been featured in the August 2026 edition of HealthBuzz. In her feature, "Beyond the Stats," she reflects on what it truly means to serve communities, not just serve numbers.

Read the full article here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/dyxof/kcgc/
We thank HealthBuzz for this feature.

31/07/2026

IntraHealth Namibia congratulates you, Mr. Nakafingo, on your well-deserved promotion and recognizes your contribution to strengthening Health Information Systems in Namibia. We wish you every success in your new role and look forward to your continued leadership and partnership as we work together to advance health information, research and surveillance, and digital health transformation in Namibia.

MHSS | NEW APPOINTMENT

The Ministry of Health and Social Services is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Erwin Nakafingo as Director: Directorate of Health Information and Research.

The Minister, Deputy Minister, Executive Director, Management and entire staff of the Ministry extend their full support and congratulate Mr. Nakafingo on his appointment and wish him success in his new role.

29/06/2026

IntraHealth Namibia (IHN) invites qualified and reputable companies to submit proposals for the provision of Information Technology (IT) services in support of the organization’s operational and programmatic activities.

https://www.intrahealthnamibia.org/work-with-us

25/06/2026

The funeral shouldn't be what alarms us. The silence before it should.
Men in Namibia are less likely to talk about their struggles, less likely to ask for help, and less likely to acknowledge when something in their life is not working.

Perhaps we haven't quite built a culture where men feel safe enough to do any of those things. Not at work, not in their homes and communities.
When a man does try to open up, he is often met with ridicule, ignored, or told to man up. So he goes quiet and tries to manage alone, until he can't.

This is not just a men's issue, it's a collective failure. Families, workplaces, and communities all play a role in whether a man feels he can speak, ask, or open up without judgement.

If someone in your life needs to see this, send it to them directly. Don't just share it. Put it in front of them. Have the conversation.

16/06/2026

Healthy children are the foundation of healthier communities.
As we commemorate the Day of the African Child, we celebrate the potential, resilience and dreams of every child while recognizing the importance of access to quality healthcare, health education and supportive communities. At IntraHealth Namibia, we remain committed to strengthening health systems that help children, families and communities thrive. Because a healthier Namibia begins with healthier children.