Health is a universal issue, and we all have to be part of the solution, in whatever capacity we are able. There are some pretty incredible organizations working to promote advancement and equality in treatment and care worldwide. We’re proud to call many of them partners, and we want to help you get involved with them.
Seed Global Health believes in a future in which every country has a robust health workforce that is able to meet the needs of its population. They place volunteer health educators from the U.S. into medical and nursing teaching roles across five countries, building the capacity of future practitioners and their clinics, communities, and country health systems. By bolstering the pipeline of health care providers who have local knowledge and deep ties to the region, we can help save lives and improve health in Africa.
Here are a few ways you can help Seed ensure healthier communities and a healthier world:
The Global Health Service Partnership is a public-private collaboration between Seed Global Health, the Peace Corps, and the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). Established in 2012, the GHSP program is a novel federal initiative addressing vast shortages of health professionals in many parts of the world.
GHSP is committed to helping increase clinical care capacity and strengthen health systems in resource-limited settings by cultivating the next generation of local doctors and nurses. The program places U.S. health professionals alongside local medical and nursing faculty counterparts to meet the teaching needs identified at each partner institution.
In the launch year of 2012-2013, GHSP placed 30 doctors and nurses at 11 training institutions in each of its three partner countries: Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda. For the 2014-2015 program, 42 GHSP clinical educators are currently working at 13 sites across Malawi, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Global Health Corps (GHC) is a leadership development organization working to build the next generation of bold leaders who will drive the health equity movement forward. Since 2009, GHC has recruited talented and creative young professionals with diverse skill sets to work with high-impact global health positions in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, the United States, and Zambia. GHC’s vibrant, global community of emerging leaders is over 850 strong and growing.
Partners In Health works across the globe to ensure that all people have access to health care, regardless of where they live or their economic circumstances, because poverty and geography should not determine whether you live or die. Help PIH protect human life and work with countries to build robust country-led health systems to ensure access to health care for all.
“The idea that some lives matter less is the root of all that’s wrong with the world.” – Dr. Paul Farmer
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The University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) is a new university based in Rwanda that is building the next generation of global health professionals–doctors, nurses, researchers, and public health and policy experts–into leaders and changemakers. We’re reimagining health education to ensure that quality health care reaches every individual in every corner of the globe.
Our mission is to radically change the way health care is delivered around the world by training generations of global health professionals who strive to deliver more equitable, quality health services for all.
Our vision is a world where every individual–no matter who they are or where they live–can lead a healthy and productive life.
We are excited to partner with Tugg to bring Bending The Arc to your city. Tugg is a platform that enables individuals, groups, and organizations to set up personalized screenings in theaters and community venues across the country.
There are two ways you can host a screening — at your local theater or at your own venue. Below are instructions for scheduling both types.
Seed Global Health believes in a future in which every country has a robust health workforce that is able to meet the needs of its population. They place volunteer health educators from the U.S. into medical and nursing teaching roles across five countries, building the capacity of future practitioners and their clinics, communities, and country health systems. By bolstering the pipeline of health care providers who have local knowledge and deep ties to the region, we can help save lives and improve health in Africa.
Here are a few ways you can help Seed ensure healthier communities and a healthier world:
The Global Health Service Partnership is a public-private collaboration between Seed Global Health, the Peace Corps, and the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). Established in 2012, the GHSP program is a novel federal initiative addressing vast shortages of health professionals in many parts of the world.
GHSP is committed to helping increase clinical care capacity and strengthen health systems in resource-limited settings by cultivating the next generation of local doctors and nurses. The program places U.S. health professionals alongside local medical and nursing faculty counterparts to meet the teaching needs identified at each partner institution.
In the launch year of 2012-2013, GHSP placed 30 doctors and nurses at 11 training institutions in each of its three partner countries: Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda. For the 2014-2015 program, 42 GHSP clinical educators are currently working at 13 sites across Malawi, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Global Health Corps (GHC) is a leadership development organization working to build the next generation of bold leaders who will drive the health equity movement forward. Since 2009, GHC has recruited talented and creative young professionals with diverse skill sets to work with high-impact global health positions in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, the United States, and Zambia. GHC’s vibrant, global community of emerging leaders is over 850 strong and growing.
Partners In Health works across the globe to ensure that all people have access to health care, regardless of where they live or their economic circumstances, because poverty and geography should not determine whether you live or die. Help PIH protect human life and work with countries to build robust country-led health systems to ensure access to health care for all.
“The idea that some lives matter less is the root of all that’s wrong with the world.” – Dr. Paul Farmer
Donate To PIH Donate To PIH Canada
The University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) is a new university based in Rwanda that is building the next generation of global health professionals–doctors, nurses, researchers, and public health and policy experts–into leaders and changemakers. We’re reimagining health education to ensure that quality health care reaches every individual in every corner of the globe.
Our mission is to radically change the way health care is delivered around the world by training generations of global health professionals who strive to deliver more equitable, quality health services for all.
Our vision is a world where every individual–no matter who they are or where they live–can lead a healthy and productive life.
We are excited to partner with Tugg to bring Bending The Arc to your city. Tugg is a platform that enables individuals, groups, and organizations to set up personalized screenings in theaters and community venues across the country.
There are two ways you can host a screening — at your local theater or at your own venue. Below are instructions for scheduling both types.