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Fibroid Foundation Africa

Fibroid Foundation Africa (FibFA) is a multistakeholder charitable organization dedicated to encouraging more conversation about uterine fibroid an overlooked, debilitating condition affecting many women in their reproductive age. It is our belief that as many people become knowledgeable and recognize the difficulty of women with fibroid, at home, at work, at school, in the community, more women will be able to receive the support and care they need in managing the condition/emotions the support and care they need to manage the condition and emotions and feel better about themselves.

Location

Accra
Ghana
GH

Silk Daoshi

Our journey over the last couple of years has been closely linked with our founding company Boston Sustainability Advising, particularly to embracing of challenges and transforming struggles in possibilities toward actions for achieving the sustainable development goals.​ We are hopeful to provide support and develop opportunities for a wide range of people with our latest initiative: The Global Health Mentoring program. Through this work, we hope to support sustainable health equity through concrete action to develop the future thinkers and contributors to solutions in global health

Location

Boston
United States
US
20 February, 2022

We are delighted to announce that the 150th session of the WHO Executive Board (24-29 January 2022) has agreed to admit Global Healthcare Information Network CIC (GHI-Net) as a non-State actor in Official Relations with the World Health Organization (WHO). GHI-Net is the non-profit community interest company registered in the UK in 2005 for the sole purpose of administering the global initiative Healthcare Information For All (HIFA), launched in 2006. 

17 February, 2022

Read the news item on the WHO website!

WHO-GLL and HIFA have published the outputs of an in-depth discussion on the HIFA forums: Enhancing the Quality of Health Services Across Levels of the Health System.

20 January, 2022

HIFA thanks Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of The Lancet, for continuing to champion the importance of access to reliable health information. 

In this week's issue of the journal he writes: 'The argument for immediate access to new health research findings is a straightforward matter of justice, not expediency. It's time for editors to say so clearly and forcefully.' Read in full

18 January, 2022

HIFA announces our HIFA Country Representative of the Year 2021:

*** Goran Zangana (UK/Iraq) ***

Goran Zangana is a medical doctor and Associate Research Fellow with the Middle East Research Institute, Iraq. He is currently based in the UK.

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