The Global Health Gateway thanks the following supporting organisations and individuals!
Supporters of the Global Health Gateway provide us with valuable material support, as well as in-kind support, and advice. If you or your organisations would like to support the Global Health Gateway, please Contact Us.
The Burnet Institute Centre for International Health (CIH) provides technical support, program management, assistance with public health policy development and traning related to communicable disease prevention and control in the broader context of community-based primary health care. The Burnet offers many educational and work opportunities in the field of global health. The Global Health Gateway gratefully acknowledges both the material support the Burnet Institute provides, as well as access to the vast knowledge and experience of its staff, particularly for the contributions of Dr Natalie Gray, Ms Marion Brown and Prof Mike Toole (Head, Centre for International Health).
The Centre for International Child Health (CICH) operates within the University of Melbourne's Paediatric Deparment at the Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne. It seeks to reduce global child mortality, contribute to achieving Millenium Development Goals, and developing strong child health systems through research and program implementation. The Global Health Gateway gratefully acknowledges the material support the CICH provides, and the support and experience of its staff, particularly Prof Trevor Duke (Head, CICH).
The Nossal Institute for Global Health, University of Melbourne, is committed to improving global health through research, education, inclusive development practice, and training of future leaders. The Nossal Institute works in partnership with the Global Health Gateway and other organisations who share its vision of improving health where health is at its poorest. The Global Health Gateway gratefully acknowledges the material support and the vast knowledge and experience of its staff, particularly Dr Tim Moore, Prof Graham Brown and Prof Rob Moodie.
Monash University International Public Health Unit, works to develop research, education and capacity-building programs that improve health and well-being in relation to the origins, prevention and management of non-communicable diseases in low-, middle- and high-income countries. Monash University offers a number of global health-related subjects and degree programs. The Global Health Gateway gratefully acknowledges the material support of Monash University, and particularly the assistance of Prof Brian Oldenburg.
AusAID. AusAID administers the Australian Government's overseas aid program, and the Global Health Gateway gratefully acknowledges its valuable financial support.
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