Global Health Partnerships (formerly THET)

🌍 Louise McGrath at Global Health Partnerships (@THETlinks) shares highlights from UKGHS 2026 and calls for the principles of equitable partnerships and genuine co-investment to be at the heart of the Global Partnerships Conference this May. buff.ly/wk9WYMy

An "opportunity to drive the agenda towards a different model of engagement". My colleague @LouiseM_THET makes the connections between last month's @THETlinks #UKGlobalHealthSummit & the up-coming @FCDOGovUK #globalpartnershipsconference:👏👏 bond.org.uk/news/2026/04/t…

It’s time to rethink global health architecture! Our latest position paper sets out a bold vision for more equitable, effective, and country-driven governance. Read the full paper 👇 globalhealth.inparliament.uk/news/appg-sets…

🚨 NEW: Today’s UK ODA allocations raise serious concerns for global health. With major cuts across regions — including a 56% reduction in bilateral aid to Africa — the implications are significant. Our full reaction and analysis 👇 actionforglobalhealth.org.uk/oda-allocation…

This week at the UK Global Health Summit, we had the opportunity to hear from @iamwinny_ , ONE UK Youth Ambassador, on why young people are essential to shaping the future of global health. In her words: "Young people in global health have a lot of energy and urgency. They are not waiting to be invited to the table. They are literally creating the tables themselves." We're delighted to feature Winifred's blog on our website, reflecting on the vital role of diaspora health workers and the power of collaboration in building stronger, more equitable health systems. Read more 👇 🔗 globalhealthpartnerships.org/harnessing-dia… #UKGlobalHealthSummit #GlobalHealth #Diaspora #YoungLeaders #HealthWorkforce #HealthPartnerships

ICN welcomes a new report from the UK All‑Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Global Health and Security that recognizes the huge sums saved by high-income countries who recruit abroad and acknowledges the severe harms caused by unethical recruitment from fragile source countries left without nurses. Now countries must act together! ➡️ Read more: bit.ly/4rzEVfL #Nurses #Nursing #GlobalHealth

We were delighted to gather in the House of Commons' Terrace Pavilion last night to celebrate the launch of the APPG Global Health & Security Co-Investment Inquiry report. Hosted by APPG Chair Dr @BeccyCooper4Lab MP, the event featured remarks from Rt Hon Sir Andrew Mitchell MP and Dr Iziaq Adekunle Salako, Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare in Nigeria - alongside friends and collaborators from across the global health community, including several visiting ministers of health from countries across Africa and Asia. Thank you to inquiry committee for their continuous focus on this important issue: ➡️ Dr Rebecca Cooper MP ➡️ Rt Hon Sir Andrew Mitchell MP ➡️ Monica Harding MP ➡️ The Rt Hon. the Baroness Prashar CBE ➡️ The Lord Crisp KCB Full report is available here: globalhealthpartnerships.org/new-appg-repor…

Antimicrobial Resistance (#AMR) remains a major threat to global health security. But the Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship (CwPAMS) programme has shown how targeted investment in the health workforce can drive measurable improvements. The programme, funded by the @DHSCgovuk Fleming Fund was delivered by @THETlinks and the @CW_Pharmacists. Today’s session brought together participants from the scheme to reflect on, and celebrate, its impact since 2018 and to consider how the programme’s legacy can strengthen future antimicrobial stewardship efforts. The session launched the Impact Report which you can read here: globalhealthpartnerships.org/our-work/grant… #GlobalHealth #UKGlobalHealthSummit

Day 2 of the #UKGlobalHealthSummit had a powerful and emotional closing. @BeccyCooper4Lab and @monicabeharding spoke with conviction, honesty, and heart. There were moments in the room that were hard not to feel. A recognition of what the @NHSuk owes to the world. A call to move into responsibility. And a clear, unambiguous message to international health workers: what you do matters. Not as a footnote to global health but as its future. Thank you to both MPs. 🙏 #GlobalHealth #HealthSystemsStrengthening #NHS #ExpertsInOurMidst

I am incredibly proud of my colleague @mcaffrey62 @THETlinks, lead author on this @APPGGlobHealth report ‘An honest account’ #ExpertsInOurMidst #UKGlobalHealthSummit globalhealth.inparliament.uk/news/appg-publ…

Our session ‘Diaspora Expertise’ explored the contribution that internationally educated healthcare workers have made to the UK and discussed the importance and value of their knowledge and skills. #UKGlobalHealthSummit #Diaspora #ExpertsInOurMidst

🗣️ @iamwinny_, @ONEintheUK Youth Ambassador, on diaspora youth: “We understand the health realities in our countries. And we understand structural barriers in countries like the UK. Therefore, we can design health interventions that are locally relevant but globally informed.”

Day 2️⃣ of the UK Global Health Summit has just seen a fascinating and wide-ranging session: Harnessing Diaspora Engagement. Drawing on recent research and lived experience, this session explored how diaspora communities are contributing to health system resilience in fragile and conflict affected settings. The panel, moderated by Israa Mohammed, Chair of Global Health Partnerships Cymru, also reflected on their personal experiences and the service delivery benefits of diaspora engagement in the UK and other contexts. Taking part was @iamwinny_ who has written this guest blog for us about her own experiences of youth diaspora engagement, and leadership.  Read more here: globalhealthpartnerships.org/harnessing-dia… #UKGlobalHealthSummit #GlobalHealth #Diaspora #ExpertsInOurMidst

Glad to see further coverage of @APPGGlobHealth report as we enter day 2 #UKGlobalHealthSummit. This focused on the enormous contribution of internationally recruited #NHS staff. #ExpertsInOurMidst #globalNHS #HealthPartnerships bmj.com/content/392/bm…

Today at the UK Global Health Summit 2026 at the Royal College of Physicians, we held a great discussion on strengthening health systems through global partnerships. I shared Uganda’s experience on how partnerships have helped build resilient systems, including strengthening our laboratory capacity. I emphasized that effective partnerships must be built on mutual respect, enabling beneficiary countries to set their own priorities for sustainable and impactful health outcomes.

The Rt Hon Sir Andrew Mitchell MP closed today's sessions talking about the APPG report and the value of partnerships in a challenging world. #UKGlobalHealthSummit

1 in 5 NHS workers are international saving the UK £1.1 billion in training costs last year UK training will increase but international recruitment will remain 🌎 This must be done responsibly, ensuring workforce mobility is fair for all Read more here👇 theguardian.com/society/2026/m…

The opening session didn't shy away from the big picture - exploring how financial and political turbulence is reshaping global health and development right now. Speakers laid out the urgent realities facing governments and partners amid a deepening crisis. But alongside the challenges came something just as important: a genuine sense of opportunity. Bold, coordinated action can still protect hard-won progress and open the door to new solutions. #UKGlobalHealthSummit #GlobalHealth

We’re at the #UKGlobalHealthSummit in London today — bringing together government, health leaders, civil society and diaspora networks to shape the future of global health. Looking forward to three days of discussion on partnerships, equity and the UK’s global health role. 🌍

Today, we publish a new cross-party parliamentary inquiry report examining the UK’s reliance on internationally trained health workers and the case for fairer, more sustainable co-investment in source countries. Read the report on our website 👇 globalhealth.inparliament.uk/news/appg-publ…