Support Global Health Action’s work in Haiti
The Haitian people need GHA’s help, not only to dig out and rebuild in the immediate aftermath of the devastating storms but also, more than ever, to support our local staff and partners in continuing all of our health and development programs in Haiti – Community Health Worker training, Safe Motherhood & Child Survival, and the Goat Project.

Your gift of any amount will support these rebuilding and renewal efforts. Thank you.

Global Health Shares
Invest where the need is greatest! Your Tax-deductible contributions support all Global Health Action's health and development training efforts in the U.S. and abroad. GHA appreciates all gifts of any size. Thank you again for helping to create healthier communities around the globe through education and training in leadership, management and health promotion.

Community Health Worker, Haiti
In Haiti, community health workers can prevent or treat 80% of the illnesses and diseases in their communities without the need for additional medical care. They typically serve the year-round healthcare needs of more than 100 families.
$ 250 - 1 wk training for a Community Health Worker
$ 50 - 1 day training for a Traditional Birth Attendant
$ 35 - One training book, Where Women Have No Doctor

Reducing HIV/AIDS in Africa
Help GHA provide community-based courses to practicing health professionals in Africa, to bring local AIDS education, prevention and care to families affected by AIDS.
$ 850 - Full scholarship for one participant
$ 100 - All educational materials for one participant

Women's Health and Reproductive Health, China
Help GHA's mission to improve the health of women, particularly those in rural China, by strengthening training systems at the community level.

$ 100 - Training materials.

Albert Schweitzer Society Membership
A humanitarian, medical doctor, theologian, missionary, organist, and a 1952 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Dr. Albert Schweitzer devoted his life to serving people in remote parts of the world. Inspired to become a medical missionary after hearing about the plight of women and children in West Africa, in 1913, he established a missionary hospital in French Equatorial Africa (Gabon). The hospital, which cared for 2,000 patients within its first year, today cares for thousands of Africans a year and stands as a lasting symbol of Dr. Schweitzer’s compassion and dedication.

By becoming a member of this distinguished Society, your investment will help underwrite GHA’s average cost to train one health provider during one year to bridge the health care gaps in places like Haiti, Africa and China.