We are partnering with African governments to close the community health funding gap and ensure quality #health4all
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Heading to #APF2026 this week? We're looking forward to connecting with funders, partners, and changemakers exploring the future of African-led development.
Meet our Co-CEO Sizwile Sibindi and learn more about FAH's Fiscal Sponsorship programme.
#AfricanPhilanthropy
What is funded? Where are the gaps? Are resources aligned with country priorities?
One Plan, One Budget, One Report (OPBR) is helping countries answer those questions.
📖 Read Seed Global Health’s summary report seedglobalhealth.org/wp-cont…
#HealthFinancing#OPBR #GlobalHealth#Africa
“Africa’s biggest workforce problem is an investment mismatch.” At #WorldHealthSummit, Soleine called for better alignment between workforce financing, planning and employment systems to strengthen health outcomes. #HealthWorkforce
“If you were building a bridge, surely you would pay the architects, engineers and frontline workers building it.”
Health systems should be no different. As Soleine Scotney puts it:“We need to prioritise human resources.”
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Catch our Co-CEO, Soleine Scotney, at #WHS2026 in Berlin.
Soleine will be contributing to these important discussions.
see you there!
🎊 We’re pleased to partner with the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) to strengthen health financing leadership, evidence and knowledge exchange across Africa and supporting African-led, government-driven reform.
Read more: financingalliance.org/financ…
Will you be at #WINGSForum2026 ?
Our Co-CEO, Sizwile Sibindi, will be there joining conversations on how philanthropy can move from intention to action through activating, collaborating, and transcending.
Let's connect and explore opportunities for lasting impact together.
At UNGA this week, Soleine Scotney joined colleagues from Climate Rights International and Panorama Global in a conversation at The Sidebar, on a question worth outlasting the week: why do we keep paying for crisis instead of prevention?
👉 A crisis/shock can be devastating. Droughts and floods in sub-Saharan Africa are followed by 39% higher child wasting and stunting.
“The governments need to be more intentional. If there isn’t a clear structure, it will just bring more fragmentation.” - Dennis Munguti, our Director of Country Engagement and Support, Speaking to Devex
Read the full Devex article here: devex.com/news/why-community…
We had a strong start to #UNGA81 this week in New York, connecting with community health leaders, government representatives, funders, and partners working to build stronger, more sustainable health systems worldwide.
We also connected with valued partners, including Anna Koons of Dovetail Impact Foundation, whose support continues to strengthen our work advancing sustainable health financing
It's #UNGA2026 and we're asking a question that global health can no longer ignore:
Essential Workers. Temporary Funding. Why Are We Still Financing Community Health This Way?
Join Dr. Ruha Shadab of Financing Alliance for Health alongside leaders from Last Mile Health, Community Health Impact Coalition, Clinic+O, and Red de Promotoras de Salud de Lima-Callao for an open conversation. Register: