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Global Help

The Global HELP Organization, also commonly referred to as HELP (Health Education using Low-cost Publications), provides free health-care information to developing countries and is committed to making medical knowledge accessible worldwide. Thanks to advances in software and communication, we can now make these publications available to places and people throughout the world. HELP is a humanitarian organization that is nonpolitical and values racial, cultural and religious diversity.

Location

Seattle
United States
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US

The Global Health Network

The Global Health Network is a hub joining together a collection of websites to support research by sharing knowledge and methods. Each has been established to create a subject specific online community of researchers who can build collaborations, develop documents, share resources and exchange information.

Location

London
United Kingdom
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GB

George Institute for Global Health

The George Institute for Global Health is a health and medical research institute whose mission is to improve the health of millions of people worldwide. With projects in more than 50 countries, we have raised over 500 million dollars for global health research since 1999 and we have been ranked among the top 10 research institutions in the world for scientific impact by the SCImago Institution Rankings World Report in 2011, 2012, 2013 & 2014.

Location

Oxford
United Kingdom
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GB

Gbulung Community Library Service (Ghana)

The mission of the Gbulung Community Library Service (GCLS) is to contribute to the improvement of the quality of life for all people in the community by providing a welcoming community center where people of all ages and walks of life can come together for social, cultural and educational experiences, and by providing informational and recreational resources for community members’ enlightenment and enjoyment.

Location

Gbulung
Ghana
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GH

Fundación de Neurociencias

Fundación de Neurociencias trabaja para que la ciencia y la tecnología beneficien a las personas con enfermedades neurológicas y psiquiátricas, mejorando su diagnóstico, tratamiento y calidad de vida. [Foundation of Neurosciences works so that science and technology benefit people with neurological and psychiatric diseases, improving their diagnosis, treatment and quality of life.]

Location

Barcelona
Spain
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ES

Foundation for Mother and Child Health (FMCH)

The Foundation for Mother & Child Health (FMCH) works to improve the lives of mothers and children in local communities by providing programmes focused on health, nutrition, education and sustainable skills training. A not-for-profit independent organization, we work with socially and/or financially disadvantaged communities regardless of their race, creed or gender. Our aim is to help children reach their potential by alleviating poverty and malnutrition.

Location

London
United Kingdom
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GB

Family Medicine Unit, Department of Community Health & Primary Care, College of Medicine, University of Lagos

The Department of Community health and Primary Care was created in August 2008 with the merger of the former Department of Community Health and the Academic component of the former Institute of Child health and primary care. Courses offered by the Department start in the first year of the Medical School curriculum and run throughout the whole Curriculum.

Location

Abuja
Nigeria
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NG

Faculty of Medicine, Eduardo Mondlane University

The Faculty of Medicine of the Eduardo Mondlane University offers Bachelor of Medicine since 1963 and has graduated more than a thousand doctors to the country. Until the mid-1990s was the only institution in the country responsible for training doctors. Today there are other public and private institutions that are also dedicated to the training of doctors.

Location

Maputo
Mozambique
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MZ

Evidence Aid

The Evidence Aid project was established following the tsunami in the Indian Ocean in December 2004. It uses knowledge from Cochrane Reviews and other systematic reviews to provide reliable, up-to-date evidence on interventions that might be considered in the context of natural disasters and other major healthcare emergencies. Evidence Aid seeks to highlight which interventions work, which don’t work, which need more research, and which, no matter how well meaning, might be harmful; and to provide this information to agencies and people planning for, or responding to, disasters

Location

Oxford
United Kingdom
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GB

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