Background
In South Africa, the majority of people who were previously disadvantaged could not have access to medicine in the early 80’s. Dr Sello Rathete a medical practitioner (founder) was highly motivated to his work of travelling 300km daily to provide the needed service to the people while working at the Groothoek Hospital in the Rural Limpopo province. The people of Sekhukhune district were dying of Silicosis’s resulting from the old Silica mines dumps surrounding their villages (Mafefe Villages). The need for universal access remained in their minds and ten years later in 2008 they met and started following their dreams, with a vision to make a difference in making medicine accessible to the needy people.