WHO Foundation

19/05/2026

Global health does not just need more money. It needs every dollar to deliver more impact.
A powerful read from WHO Foundation CEO Anil Soni — and a reminder of why philanthropy matters more than ever right now.

As governments reduce aid budgets and global health institutions confront growing financial pressure, it is imperative that we ground ourselves in how our

16/05/2026

This Sunday, thousands of people will walk through Geneva in support of one simple idea: health is a right for everyone, everywhere.

It's a powerful community moment to raise money for global health. Here's how you can be part of it:

✅ Join the walk in Geneva and show up for global health
✅ Make a donation and put your values into action
✅ Start your own fundraiser and bring your community along

Every dollar raised supports WHO's life-saving health programmes around the world from disease outbreaks to maternal care to mental health.

Donate or start your fundraiser here: https://f.mtr.cool/mymdhaqwou

29/04/2026

How do you stop measles and rubella from spreading?

Across countries, health workers identify cases, collect samples and work with laboratories to confirm outbreaks and guide response, through global networks like GRMLN.

This coordination helps strengthen vaccination efforts and protect communities.

Support this work: https://f.mtr.cool/zuvccustcv

28/04/2026

Children deserve to live safely and have the chance to grow.

But in emergencies, that stability can be lost and children face the greatest risks.

This is where immunisation matters most, when children are most exposed and protection can make the difference.

Through vaccination, World Health Organization (WHO) is helping protect children in crisis, delivering more than 5 million doses in humanitarian settings in 2025.

With support, more children can be protected and given the chance to grow.

Support this work: https://bit.ly/4tyv1N7

27/04/2026

For communities facing conflict and instability, even basic protection can be at risk.

World Health Organization (WHO) is delivering vaccines in crisis settings that help prevent outbreaks and protect communities from diseases like cholera and polio.

Millions have already been reached. With support, many more can be protected.

Join the effort to protect communities: https://f.mtr.cool/qsjzohkxmw

21/04/2026

The leading cause of blindness is also one of the most treatable.

The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that cataract remains the leading cause of blindness globally.

This Healthier Together story shows how simulation based surgical training is helping expand access to sight restoring treatment.

Watch the full story: https://f.mtr.cool/zllugaxkph

15/04/2026

3 years. 33 million people in need.
WHO teams have been on the ground in Sudan since day one — delivering medicines, vaccines and essential care to those who need it most.
3,378 metric tons of medical supplies delivered.
3.3 million people reached.
24 million cholera vaccines administered.
WHO Foundation is the bridge between your donation and WHO's work on the ground. Every contribution supports WHO's most urgent global health priorities, wherever the need is greatest.
Be part of the response.
Donate today : https://bit.ly/GiveHealthSudan

15/04/2026

3 years of war in Sudan. 33 million people still in need.
In the middle of a conflict, WHO delivered 3,378 metric tons of medicines, vaccinated 24 million people against cholera, and reached 3.3 million people with essential health care.
The work continues. Your support makes it possible.
Be part of the response.
Donate today : https://bit.ly/GiveHealthSudan

08/04/2026

The air we breathe affects our health every day.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has set global air quality guidelines to reduce exposure to pollutants linked to heart disease, stroke and respiratory illness.

This Healthier Together story, featuring Camfil, highlights how improving air quality can support healthier environments and communities.

Watch the full story: https://f.mtr.cool/hfayiqfmtj

07/04/2026

What does it mean to stand with science?

It means supporting the work that helps people stay well, from prevention to crisis response.

Across the world, science guides how care reaches those who need it most.

Standing with science means standing with what makes better health possible.

Support this work:https://f.mtr.cool/zznkmgxmtx