What does GHC mean in COUNCIL

The Global Health Council works to promote global health initiatives, foster collaborations between individuals and organizations, and advocate for improved access to healthcare in underserved countries.

The Global Health Council was established in 1972 by a group of prominent physicians and academics who sought to address growing issues related to global health disparities.

The Global Health Council supports global health initiatives through advocacy efforts, training programs, research projects and funding opportunities. Additionally, it also provides information and educates the public on global health issues.

The Global Health Council supports governments, international organizations, civil society groups, and individuals that are invested in improving global health outcomes.

Individuals can contribute financially or volunteer their time with the organization through various ways such as attending virtual conferences and events or getting involved in specific campaigns or projects that may be of interest to them. Additionally they can join one of the regional or national chapters of the Global Health Council or participate in its trainings services available worldwide.