Allodynia is pain triggered by something that shouldn’t normally hurt — a touch, warmth, the brush of cloth. For the people living with it, daily life becomes a minefield.
We work with healthcare professionals and community leaders to develop sustainable solutions for people suffering from chronic conditions — providing medical support and educational resources rooted in their reality.
Medical assessment and treatment
Pain management education
Community support networks
Sustainable, locally-led healthcare
Professional evaluation of pain conditions by trained healthcare providers — including standardised tools and lived-experience interviews.
Connecting patients with appropriate medications, therapies, and follow-up — especially where existing care has fallen short.
Teaching practical pain-management techniques and building lasting health literacy in homes, schools, and clinics.
Building networks of peer support and trained community health workers so care continues after the clinic visit.
Our research and educational programs have led to improved menstrual health management and reduced pain-related absenteeism in three coastal communities.
Our neonatal nociception research has influenced care protocols in four partner hospitals, leading to improved pain management for newborns.
Your contribution helps us reach more individuals living with chronic pain — from first assessment to long-term care.
