What we do

International Health Partners is based on a simple idea: supply and demand.

Healthcare companies have products they want to donate. Healthcare professionals, charities and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) want to use them to give those in vulnerable and disaster-hit communities access to medicines.

We bridge the gap – and make this happen.

Working with a network of healthcare companies across the globe, we organise, co-ordinate and move donations of medicines and health supplies. At the same time, we work closely with our NGO partners to identify what they need, and to supply them with donations in an effective, safe and responsible way.

These donations help to fuel humanitarian work in some of the world’s poorest and most challenging places, including Gaza, Haiti, Iraq, Myanmar, Sierra Leone, South Sudan and Yemen, where people lack access to basic healthcare.

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Latest

On the frontline of a pandemic

As COVID-19 continues to affect people in the UK, we spoke to IHP supporter and A&E nurse Rachel Duncombe-Anderson, currently working shifts at the Royal London Hospital, helping COVID-19 patients. We talked to Rachel about what it’s like on the frontline and why it’s so important to send medicines overseas.
Why do people support our work?

This month, as we celebrate International Women’s Day, Barbara Brese – an independent healthcare consultant who joined our board of trustees in 2018 – explains why she’s excited about our work, and how it’s helping women globally.
March 2020
Cancer Patients in Gaza Obtain the Medicine for their Treatment

The generous donation of chemotherapy medicines from our corporate partner Janssen has given cancer patients in Gaza some much-needed relief.