One billion people have no access to qualified health workers throughout their lives.
We are working to change that
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Mission
Working in partnership to support health workers across the world
Vision
A world where everyone has access to healthcare
Country Programmes
We support a range of capacity development programmes to assist with the training of health workers in six countries.
Discover moreIf there’s mutual trust and a willingness on both sides to learn from each other, a readiness to adapt and a readiness to try new things then good work will happen
Professor Sir Eldryd Parry - Founder of THET
"At first, I thought that one of my neighbours had bewitched her"
10 July 2018
Early detection, prevention and intervention for infants at high-risk of developmental disability in Western Uganda....
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Not just a woman's job anymore! - Nursing in Ghana
8 May 2018
The dedication and determination embodied in the health workers at Korle Bu Hospital is truly inspirational; here is Obuobi Abdul-Rahman’s story....
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Comfortably Numb – in praise of Anaesthetists, the unsung heroes of the theatre
19 October 2018
In Zambia, undergraduate medical students only receive 2 weeks of training on anaesthetics....
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From Competition to Collaboration: Responding to Global Health Crises
1 October 2018
Two days, 360 delegates and 89 speakers debating and discussing the contradictions and challenges we face working in global health...
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In
7
Years
THET has reached over
84,000
health workers
across
31
countries
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