2022: A year in review

Thanks to your faithful support, IHP has gone from strength to strength in the last year. Take a look at our review, which highlights just some of the ways the over 13 million treatments we shipped have provided health and hope to the 26 countries we reached

Protecting the lives of mothers in Liberia

Liberia has one of the world’s highest maternal mortality rates and one of the highest infant mortality rates. This means that giving birth is often lethal. Journey with us to Liberia and discover the stories of those affected and how IHP is working to help increase the survival rates of women so they can fulfil their vital role as mothers.

An island under the weight of crises

The 7.2 magnitude earthquake in August 2021 brought widespread destruction to Haiti. IHP was able to respond immediately with emergency medicine. A year on, we explore the situation in Haiti and discover how our work continues to provide health and hope to recovering communities.

Pioneers for Change

By donating regularly and joining our community of Change Makers, you too could make a life-changing, even life-saving difference to someone every month. No matter who you are and what you have to offer – you can help us improve access to medicine for families and healthcare workers around the world.

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Healthcare for everyone

At least two billion people worldwide live without reliable access to essential medicines. We believe that everyone, everywhere should be able to access the healthcare they need.

To make this a reality, we source and ship medicines and health supplies to help equip clinics, hospitals and healthcare workers around the world to change and save lives.

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18 years of improved access

Since 2004, International Health Partners has enabled better access to healthcare across the world, facilitating and delivering the donation of vital medicines to the most in need.

9,000,236

patients helped with vital
medicines and supplies

49.5 million

treatments sent to NGOs
across the world

£173.5 million

of donated medicines
sent to those who need them

Help us deliver access to medicine all year round

Join our giving community and help us transform the health outlook of families every single month.

See how your donation makes a difference

£5 can help us to give 15 people treatment

£20 will provide 40 children with antibiotics

£100 will provide 400 pregnant women with life saving medicine.

£450 will provide am emergency medical kit to 60 families.

Whatever you give, you could be making a life-changing, even life-saving difference to someone every month.

See how your donation makes a difference

£5 is enough to source and send £600 worth of medical supplies a year to people in need; enough to help approximately 50 people around the world.

£10 is enough to source and send £1,200 worth of medical supplies a year to people in need; enough to help approximately 100 people around the world.

£25 is enough to provide around 750 treatments in a year, helping approximately 250 people in need; and for some, is the difference between life & death.

£100 is enough to provide medicines and supplies for approximately 1,000 people a year living in disaster-hit and vulnerable communites.

Whatever you give, you could be making a life-changing, even life-saving difference to someone every month.

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Help us deliver access to medicine all year round

From fundraising to delivering medicines, you can also support our vital work in other ways.

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Stories and news around the world

2022: A year in review

2022 has been another year in which IHP has gone from strength to strength, fulfilling its mission to serve those in need by providing long-dated and first-quality donated healthcare products where they are needed most.

Five things you need to know about the Horn of Africa crisis

The Horn of Africa is currently enduring one of the worst droughts in history. The need is urgent. We must act now to prevent avoidable suffering and death.

The burden of chronic disease

Chronic disease accounts for 70% of all deaths globally. However, of these deaths, 85% occur in low- and middle-income countries. Presently, a systemic inequity exists, and it is one which is proving fatal.

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Read more about our response to disasters and our long-term supply of donations around the world.

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