Global Health and Education Projects, Inc

Global Health and Education Projects, Inc We're a fully registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in Washington, DC., U.S.A.

Our mission is to eliminate health disparities by addressing the non-medical factors that influence health outcomes, known as the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH). PROGRAMS: Baby diaper; Family Tree Adoption Program; Public Health 360; Healthy Heart; Health, Environmental Education and Awareness; Public Health Research, Data, and Publication.

We are proud to highlight Sarah Catesby, a distinguished fellow in our PH360 2026 cohort, currently pursuing a BSc Honou...
06/19/2026

We are proud to highlight Sarah Catesby, a distinguished fellow in our PH360 2026 cohort, currently pursuing a BSc Honours in Healthcare and Health Science at The Open University.

Sarah came into PH360 already grounded in public health theory — having recently completed coursework in Public Health and Infectious Diseases, including a project on HIV prevalence in England using secondary data. But PH360 gave her something academic study alone could not: hands-on, practitioner-level experience.

How PH360 Impacted Sarah’s Career:
✅ Provided hands-on experience that prepares her as an upcoming public health practitioner
✅ Built her confidence as she transitions from student to practitioner
✅ Delivered highly relevant, practice-oriented study materials
✅ Reinforced her belief that public health professionals carry the responsibility to promote, protect, and restore community health
✅ Strengthened her self-worth and sense of purpose through dedicated mentorship

Sarah now steps forward not just with a degree, but with the confidence and clarity to embody public health’s guiding principles in practice.

🌍 Want to build your career in public health? Apply for PH360 today!
🔗 Learn more: https://globalhealthprojects.org/publichealth360/

For Native Tree Thursday this week, we’ll be looking at the Flowering Dogwood!There are 50-60 species of dogwood, and of...
06/11/2026

For Native Tree Thursday this week, we’ll be looking at the Flowering Dogwood!

There are 50-60 species of dogwood, and of those, about 12 species are native to the east coast. The flowering dogwood is a host for many pollinators, as it develops small pink or white flowers in the late spring.

If you would like to receive this tree, or any other native trees for free, apply for our Family Tree Adoption Program at https://globalhealthprojects.org/tree-reservation/

Tune in next week for our next Native Tree Thursday feature!

Yes, you read that right—FREE native trees for your home!GHEP plants trees that residents from communities across the co...
06/06/2026

Yes, you read that right—FREE native trees for your home!
GHEP plants trees that residents from communities across the county voluntarily adopt and care for.
Join FTAP and take a simple step toward cleaner air, better water, and a more beautiful neighborhood.
Don’t miss out—sign up today!

To know more, visit: https://globalhealthprojects.org/ftap/

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For this week’s Native Tree Thursday, we’re looking at the Smooth Hydrangea. The Smooth Hydrangea is a small native shru...
06/04/2026

For this week’s Native Tree Thursday, we’re looking at the Smooth Hydrangea.

The Smooth Hydrangea is a small native shrub, growing in a wide variety of colors. The hydrangea blooms from April through June. White flowers remain white, but pink, blue and purple colors will vary based on the pH level of the soil.

If you would like to receive this tree, or any other native trees for free, apply for our Family Tree Adoption Program at https://globalhealthprojects.org/tree-reservation/

Tune in next week for our next Native Tree Thursday feature!

🎓 Join Us for the Public Health 360 Spring 2026 Graduation Ceremony!We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievemen...
05/28/2026

🎓 Join Us for the Public Health 360 Spring 2026 Graduation Ceremony!

We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our PH360 Fellows as they present their innovative, community-focused public health capstone projects. These emerging professionals have demonstrated excellence, resilience, and a strong commitment to advancing global health equity.

🗓 Saturday, May 30th, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM EST
📍 Virtual on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ta6qa8FBSQuU7bi0Tazz-A

🎤 Moderated by Dr. Romuladus E. Azuine, DrPH, MA, MPH, PH360 Lead Faculty

📌 Capstone Project Presentations:
• The Pink Shield Project: Lagos, Nigeria – Intervention to Combat Breast Cancer Mortality in Nigeria's Largest Metropolis.
• MindForward Accra (MiFA) – Early Intervention Mental Health Program among Young Adults in Accra, Ghana.
• DiabetesFree Karachi, Pakistan – Decreasing Type II Diabetes in Karachi.

Let’s honor the next generation of public health leaders as they advance solutions that save lives and shape healthier communities.

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6220 Rhode Island Avenue
Riverdale, MD
20737

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Monday 5pm - 6pm
Tuesday 5pm - 6pm
Wednesday 5pm - 6pm
Friday 5pm - 6:30pm
Saturday 11am - 2pm

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