Healthlink Worldwide and some of our African partners were represented at the International AIDS Conferenece in Vienna, in July.
Many Cambodians, particularly those in rural areas, lack access to adequate health care. The project seeks to strengthen the capacity of civil society to engage with existing legislation on human rights and its ability to hold government to account.
Ensuring children's legal and human rights to a secure future is important in strategies to reduce their vulnerability and poverty relating to the HIV and AIDS epidemic in East Africa.
A group of UK NGOs, including Healthlink Worldwide, have joined forces to a call on the UK coalition government to put health workers at the forefront of efforts to meet the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.
Read about the group’s seven key recommendations to the government and the seven commitments the agencies propose briefing
For more information, email the UK NGO group on Human Resources for Health at Action for Global Health ukadvocacy@actionforglobalhealth.eu

The new issue of Health Exchange - Engaging the public in health research, for Summer 2010, contains a range of articles showing how communities can engage with science and health research.
An article presenting our work in support of effective communication of research, written by our Executive Director, Andrew Chetley.
Healthlink Worldwide is a specialist health and development agency. Our aim is to improve the health and well-being of disadvantaged and vulnerable communities in developing countries.
Strategic funding: strengthening parternship for real development:
This learning paper considers how strategic funding allows community-based and non-governmental organisations the flexibility to develop their own responses to HIV and AIDS...Download the report here.
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Inspiring futures: learning from memory work in Africa:
This learning paper looks at experiences of applying memory work as part of broader strategies to mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe. Download the report here.
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