Medic to Medic is a pioneering scheme, which supports student health workers in resource poor countries. There is a critical shortage of trained health workers (doctors, pharmacists, physiotherapists, nurses, midwives) in developing countries, which holds back many health programs. However, there are many talented students who want to become health professionals.

The Kaicombey Foundation For Sustainable Development hereinafter known as THE KAICOMBEY FOUNDATION is a not for profit, and non-partisan, Non Governmental Organization that was established to create a positive impact on social justice, poverty and its underlying causes, and the social inclusion of children and women. The Kaicombey Foundation strives to fight against and reduces child and maternal mortality rates through the provision of free and affordable medical facilities, provision of public health education and training in postwar Sierra Leone.

We are a fast growing organisation dedicated to addressing inadequate Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), an issue identified by disadvantaged women and girls as a driver of gender inequality and disempowerment through an insidious impact on their ability to engage in education and make good decisions about their reproductive health. Irise has developed a replicable and evidence-based model for delivering re-usable sanitary pads and education to marginalized girls in Uganda.

Centre for Global Equality formerly The Humanitarian Centre is an innovative international development network that enables the discovery of new ways of tackling some of the most complex and intractable aspects of global poverty. It does this by creating unique cross-fertilisations between Cambridge’s world-class academic minds and the region’s dynamic development practitioners working on the ground.