Through our Global Health Program we ensure to save lives in poorer countries through sharing advances in science and technology. We support local initiatives in developing countries and also do our best to enhance ways to improve delivery of tools where it has been proven to work. We also also support research into vaccines, drugs, and diagnostics in achieving our aims.
All of this cannot be achieved by us working in isolation, hence the need of partners. We work with governments, local NGO’s and private groups as we recognise we cannot solve global health problems on our own. With volunteers we supply the much needed man power and expertise on the ground.
Reducing poverty and hunger is a serious challenge, but without fighting infectious diseases, the global situation could be far worse. We focus on supporting development in methods of fighting and preventing aids, malaria and tuberculosis.
Our integrative approach includes supporting family planning initiatives, children’s health and tobacco control.
