Join a growing community of global health advocates.
“Membership of AFGH-UK has given us coordinated access to key policymakers and helped ensure the Meningitis Research Foundation has a voice at key meetings. As a member of AFGH-UK, a small charity is able to amplify its global health messages and gain great insights from the experience and expertise within the group.”
ROB DAWSON | Director of Communications, Advocacy and Support, Meningitis Research Foundation
“Action for Global Health is doing a fantastic job in mobilising civil society to help generate and sustain political commitment for UHC which is the foundation for truly universal and equitable health reforms.”
ROBERT YATES | Director of the Global Health Programme and Executive Director of the Centre for Universal Health, Chatham House
Member Benefits
- Access to regular meetings with UK Government, including opportunities to drive organisational priorities and profile new reports/learning
- Invitations to select roundtables and meetings with UK Government on specific health issues (eg. access to medicines)
- Invitations to high-level parliamentary events
- Access to quarterly member meetings, including sharing learning and best practice
- Regular updates and intel through the mailing list on global health developments and processes (both in the UK and globally)
- Linking of members with mutual interest to collaborate on events, reports or policies
- Connecting with global partners/networks (including UHC2030 CSEM through Coordinator’s role on Advisory Group) and thought leadership conversations around global health
- Promotion of organisational events, reports and job opportunities through mailing list, social media and website
- Access to Action for Global Health working groups and collaboration with members on joint policy positions and advocacy strategies
- Coordinated parliamentary advocacy (including engagement with APPGs and relevant parliamentary committees)
- Opportunities to input into key briefings and documents (eg. parliamentary committee inquiries, UHC briefings for parliamentary debates etc.)
- Contribute to greater impact through collective advocacy (eg. joint letters to ministers)
- Access to shared comms calendars, content databases and messaging toolkits
- Joint communication and campaign initiatives through the AfGH Comms Taskforce