Dear HIFA colleagues,
On behalf of the HIFA Steering Group, I am delighted to welcome Slum and Rural Health Initiative (Nigeria) as a new HIFA Supporting Organisation.
'Slum and Rural Health Initiative is a non-profit organization that is focused on delivering quality healthcare information and services to people in rural areas, urban slums and other under-served areas through community outreaches, media advocacy, information technology, research advocacy and other innovative approaches to connect healthcare professionals to the populace and policymakers to ensure that quality healthcare is available to everyone, everywhere.'
https://www.hifa.org/support/supporting-organisations/slum-and-rural-hea...
There are now *443* Supporting Organisations worldwide committed to the HIFA vision: a world where every person and every health worker has access to the healthcare information they need to protect their own health and the health of others, and is protected from misinformation. The full list, with their profiles, is available here: http://www.hifa.org/support/supporting-organisations
If YOUR organisation would like to add your voice to support HIFA, please apply here:
http://www.hifa.org/application-form/supporting-organisations
Every new HIFA Supporting Organisation brings us closer to our goal.
Supporting Organisations are under no obligation to provide financial support. Those who do so are prominently recognised on our home page and publications.
HIFA Supporting Organisations enjoy many benefits including:
- increased visibility for your organisation and its activities
- active role in helping to improve access to health information
- part of a growing global network
- opportunities to collaborate with other Supporting Organisations
- opportunities for practical collaboration with HIFA
- your logo on the HIFA website (all supporting organisations)
- your logo on the HIFA home page (financial supporters).
Best wishes, Neil
Dr Neil Pakenham-Walsh, HIFA Coordinator
Healthcare Information For All
Global Healthcare Information Network
Working in Official Relations with the World Health Organization
20,000 members, 400 supporting organisations, 180 countries, 6 forums, 4 languages
www.hifa.org neil@hifa.org
