UK-Africa Health Summit 2025 Thematic Papers
This new series captures the rich discussions and diverse voices from the 2025 UK-Africa Health Summit
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Mission
Working in partnership to support health workers across the world
Vision
A world where everyone has access to quality healthcare
Advancing UHC through Health Partnerships
Introducing our latest report: ‘Advancing Universal Health Coverage through Health Partnerships’. Learn how Health Partnerships can be a force for advancing the UK’s domestic and global health priorities, and for progressing UHC through modern, genuine partnerships.
Discover moreExperts in our Midst
In partnership with NHS organisations across England and Wales, the Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET) has established the Diaspora Network for Global Health.
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
Improving access to healthcare in Scotland and Africa – a bold new chapter
1 August 2025
Ben Simms gives his reflections on Scottish Government’s new Health Partnership Programme in Edinburgh....
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The NHS 10-Year Plan: A bold vision but we need greater investment in our global health workforce
8 July 2025
Last week, the UK Government unveiled its long-awaited NHS 10-Year Plan, an ambitious roadmap to rescue and reimagine a struggling health system. ...
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Catalyst & Cancer Care Africa: Propelling Early Cancer Detection in Addis
26 June 2025
In Ethiopia, 67% of cancer cases are detected at advanced stages, significantly reducing survival rates and placing immense pressure on the health system....
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Reflections from the World Health Assembly: A year of crisis and commitment
29 May 2025
This year’s World Health Assembly was held against a backdrop of unprecedented cuts to global health funding. ...
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In
10
Years
THET has reached over
100,000
health workers
across
31
countries
