NEWS

Five years ago International Health Partners was created to provide a safe and secure way of getting donated in-date medicines to those who need them most.

Facts & Figures so far… 66 countries supported – 7 million treatments delivered – 300+ projects supported with...

Teva UK Limited, the UK’s largest manufacturer of generic medicines, has donated over 2.5 million treatments of medicines with a value of more than £20 million* to International Health Partners (IHP), what is believed to be a UK record for a single company donation. The donation will...

Anthony Dunnett, IHP's President, will be speaking at International Aid & Trade 2009, the international humanitarian forum for networking and building partnerships for humanitarian relief on the 9-10 July in Washington D.C., USA. International Aid & Trade will feature practical solutions...

While the cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe has fallen from the news, it continues unabated.  IHP is partnering with World Vision and Aviation without Borders sending much needed supplies to some of the provinces hardest hit by the outbreak, including the principal urban areas of Harare and...

IHP was in regular contact with the WHO, DFID and some of the principal NGOs operating in Gaza to ensure that key medical supplies were available. While there was no need for a general appeal for medicines, there were specific requirements that needed to be met.  IHP sent 15...

On 26th September 2008 the Secretary of State for Health of the Gambia signed a Declaration with IHP and The WHO in Banjul, establishing the Gambia Health Alliance (GHA). The GHA is an international collaboration of companies, health bodies and NGOs, donating their skills, expertise,...

IHP has coordinated the donation of medicines from 36 companies in the UK following the Myanmar cyclone. Between May and August of 2008, IHP sent 76 Doctors Travel Packs and bulk donations of key requested essential medicines to support the international relief teams working across the...

IHP sent over five tons of medical aid to Lebanon. Over 33 companies supported the UK response to the humanitarian crisis, which was coordinated by International Health Partners to support the work of the World Health Organization (WHO), which is working with international aid organizations and...