Action for Global Health: 2021 Annual Review
"In 2021, we continued to face unprecedented challenges – such as the deepening health inequities exposed and worsened by the continuing COVID-19 pandemic and the devastating impacts of the UK…
UK Cuts Global Fund Contribution by 15% — Action for Global Health Responds
Katie Husselby, Network Director for Action for Global Health, said: “Today, the UK Government announced a 15% cut in its funding to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and…
Action for Global Health: 2024 Impact Report
Coordinated action across 12 All-Party Parliamentary Groups
More Than A Billion
As we look back on World Leprosy Day (26 January) and ahead to World Neglected Tropical Disease Day (30 January), we call for more global commitment to end to these…
Global political instability puts quest for universal health coverage in jeopardy
By Agnes Soucat, François Dabis and Marie-Paule Kieny of Santé mondiale 2030 For more information on crises facing global health and how to get progress towards UHC back on track,…
Action for Global Health: 2023 Annual Review
Welcomed 5 new members to our network
Compassion UK release UK Health Radio Show episode
The Action for Globe Health Network were thrilled to launch their 'Global Health Charity Show' on UK Health Radio in March of this year, a monthly global health education and information…
Action for Global Health launch their UK Health Radio Show
The Action for Globe Health Network are pleased to announce the launch of their 'Global Health Charity Show' on UK Health Radio, a monthly global health education and information radio show. Each month a…
UK Aid health cuts: 195 organisations call for reinstating of aid as 40% cuts are set to hinder COVID-19 recovery
The UK must reinstall the UK’s Official Development Assistance commitment to 0.7% to avoid loss of lives and decades-long rollback in global health, poverty and rendering impossible the ability to…
Our statement on the UK’s Spending Review Announcement
Today, the one-year Spending Review saw the Chancellor announce that the proportion the UK spends on aid will decrease from 0.7% of gross national income (GNI) to 0.5%. It is…