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By investing in THET and health workers, you can help improve access to health services for a billion people across the world.
Become a Friend of THET on our 30th Anniversary
December 2018 marks 30 years since Professor Sir Eldryd Parry established THET with an aim to train health workers so that everyone, everywhere has access to healthcare.
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£20
could provide a half day of training for a Community Health Worker
£40
could fund one day of infection prevention and control training for a health worker in Sierra Leone
£80
could fund one day of Obstetric Emergency Care training for a class of eight health workers in Uganda
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Give a regular gift to THET
£20
Donors will receive a written letter of appreciation, THET’s monthly e-bulletin and bi-annual newsletter
£40
This will enable you to become a ‘Friend of THET’ and donors will receive a written letter of appreciation, THET’s monthly e-bulletin, bi-annual newsletter and will be invited to Receptions and Global Health Meetings
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By giving a regular gift on a monthly basis we'll be able to plan for the future and invest in programmes that will train the next generation of qualified health workers. You can specify the amount you'd like to donate.
Your support will help us reach more health workers in more places, helping more people.
How we spend your money
92 pence of every single pound given to THET is spent on supporting health partnerships to educate, train and support Health Workers across the globe.
Your money helps to ensure a world where everyone has access to healthcare.
You can also donate by text
Text THET25 £3 to 70070
Change the value to £5, £10 or £20 to give more
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Please send cheques made payable to THET to:
THET, 1 Wimpole Street, London, W1G 0AE
There is a worldwide shortage of health workers, and most are concentrated in town and cities. Without enough health workers, people cannot access the care they need.
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