The Robinson Research Institute is a collective of internationally renowned researchers in human reproduction, pregnancy and child health at the University of Adelaide. We focus on the early stages of life to improve the health and well-being of children and families over the life course and across generations, in Australia and around the world.
M.A.SANTE/BAHCARE [Meilleur Acces aux Soins de Santé (in French)/ Better Access to Health Care (in English)] is a Cameroon based NGO created in 2006 with as objective to contribute in improving access to health care in Cameroon through health research, training and implementation of health interventions.
The Belgian Medical Students’ Association (BeMSA) is a Belgian student-run organisation. It represents medical students from across the country, while also establishing international connections through the existing network of the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA).
Refresh Bolivia is an entirely student-run 501c(3) that serves the health and sanitation needs of underprivileged communities in the district of Cochabamba, Bolivia through infrastructure, education and research. Refresh Bolivia has kindly offered to help HIFA grow its membership; participate in our database HIFAVoices.org; and provide technical support.
Bukkyo University's mission is 'to contribute to the enhancement of global culture and the progress of the welfare of all the human beings in the world by realizing the target of developing proactive people with personality and insight exalted based on the lofty spirit of Buddhism'.
Haiti Spinal Cord Injury Working Group is a voluntary, multi-disciplinary team of Haitian and international health care professionals, with a strong interest and focus on enhancing the care of men, women, boys and girls who have sustained a spinal cord injury in Haiti. The Haiti SCI Working Group was formed after the January 2010 earthquake, which highlighted the immediate health care needs of this vulnerable client group.
Wema, meaning “goodness” in Swahili, is a community-based organization founded in 2008 in Bukembe Village, Bungoma, Western Kenya. Located in an area with among the highest poverty and HIV/AIDS rates in Kenya, native Kenyans Teresa Wati and Stephen Juma formed Wema Children’s Centre to give poor and orphaned children a home and high quality education.
'The Sudan Medical Specialization Board was established in 1995 by Presidential Decree under the Sudan Medical Specialization Act (1995). SMSB is the sole professional training body in the Republic of the Sudan mandated to manage and deliver medical and health specialty programmes in the country.'