Take on a lockdown challenge

Why not take on a sponsored lockdown challenge that will be motivating, positive and fun, while also helping to keep the supply of essential medicines flowing for health systems under extreme pressure?

With your help, we are working to reduce the number of lives lost to Covid-19, in vulnerable communities with fragile health systems. Thanks to our logistics and technical expertise we are getting medicines to communities in need, every day.

For every £10 raised, we can typically source and distribute around £100 of donated medicines to people in need, providing about 25 treatments. Costs per treatment may rise in more challenging circumstances, but our ability to leverage donated medicines from the healthcare sector means we will multiply the amount of your contribution many times – and increase its impact.

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We need your help! Keep the supply of essential medicines flowing by taking on a home-based sponsored challenge today.

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Getting started

Your help is much appreciated - We cannot wait to hear what you have in mind! Every £1 makes a difference. Click the button below to go to our Virgin Money Giving page, then just click the ‘Start Fundraising’ button to set up your own fundraising page and make sure International Health Partners is your selected charity.

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£5 £5 can help us give 15 people treatment

£20 £20 will provide 40 children with antibiotics

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

£450 £450 will provide an emergency medical kit to 60 families

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