Global Health Corps' 2021-2022 fellows are responding to COVID-19 & strengthening health systems in their communities. Support them with a gift to #LeadershipMatters today.
Launching GHC's 2021-2022 Fellow Cohort has raised $0 out of their goal of $175,000
Your gift supports GHC leaders responding to COVID-19 & strengthening health systems in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, & Zambia.
Reason #1 to Give $50
GHC coalitions in 8 countries responded to real-time needs in their communities during COVID-19. Effective leadership is key to stronger health systems.
Reason #2 to Give $100
96% of partners said GHC fellows met or exceeded work goals during their fellowship last year. Our 2021-2022 fellows will make an impact in non-clinical roles within frontline health organizations.
Reason #3 to Give $500
Young Africans are vastly underrepresented in global health leadership. By investing in GHC’s all-African national fellow cohort, you’ll help change the status quo.
Reason #4 to Give $1,000
67% of GHC leaders are female. Women from low and middle-income countries hold just 5% of top leadership roles in global health, so your gift will help close the gender gap.
Reason #5 to Give $2,500
82% of GHC alumni continue to work in global health and human development beyond the fellowship. Less leadership turnover = faster systems change.
Reason #6 to Give $5,000
76% of GHC leaders spoke publicly, published writing, or engaged in advocacy last year. GHC catapults diverse leaders to global stage and pages in a sector where the perspectives of white, western, male academics and clinicians have been historically centered.
Reason #7 to Give $5,000
95% of GHC leaders reported their engagement with GHC developed their capacity to advance diversity, equity, & inclusion in their work. Systems leaders who apply an equity lens to global health work are not born, they’re made.
Reason #8 to Give $10,000
The fellowship is a launching pad for an impactful career in global health: 99% of alumni attribute their professional achievements - from leading award-winning national health interventions like LifeBank to delivering mainstage addresses at the United Nations - to their involvement with GHC.
About the Campaign
The pandemic has revealed how much #LeadershipMatters as a powerful lever for change. Who leaders are and how they operate can be a matter of life and death for the communities they serve, especially during crises. But great leaders aren’t born, they're made.
At Global Health Corps (GHC), we're committed to intentionally building diverse, effective, connected, and influential leaders by investing in them early and often throughout their careers.
GHC is proud to have supported our network of 1,000+ leaders’ to respond to COVID-19 and advance health equity in their communities over the past year.
Now, we’re launching our 2021-2022 fellow class. They’re filling critical roles in data analysis, architecture, eHealth, supply chain, and more with frontline health organizations in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, and Zambia. Will you help us invest in their potential to transform their communities as they build back from COVID-19?
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To give via mobile money:
Malawi: +265 994 848343, Account Name: Mlezi Mtambalika
Rwanda: *182*8*1*300805#, Account name: GLOBAL HEALTH CORPS
Uganda: +256 776 980895, Account Name: Bryan Tumusiime
Zambia: +260 96 0706642, Account Name: Global Health Corps
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Charlie Hale donated $105.00
Pat Pittore donated $63.00
Colin McWatters donated $21.00
Seiji Takahashi donated $105.00
Best wishes to the 2021-2022 cohort of GHC fellows!
Haroun Habib donated $52.50