Who Are We?

Global Health Partnerships (GHP) is a non-profit organization of medical professionals and other volunteers who work in developing countries as partners with local community organizations and health care providers to improve the health and well being of the poor and marginalized throughout the world.

What Do We Do?

We provide direct medical services, deliver medical supplies and equipment, and provide training to local community health providers. Additionally, we foster local income earning endeavors to sustain AIDS peer support groups engaged in AIDS prevention education.

Where Do We Do This?

IN KENYA: Where we support primary health care and prevention of illness for the poor with an emphasis on improving the health and survival of young children.

IN UGANDA: Where we support the "Life Stitches Project", financially empowering HIV/AIDS women with children

 

 

During a recent survey in Kisesini, Kenya:

30% of the children under age 5 years were found to be underweight for their age. more. . .

The total cost for a month's supply of Plumpynut is about $25:

A ready-to-use inexpensive therapeutic food called Plumpynut has been shown to be very effective in treatment of child malnutrition. more. . .