Fund a programme
Sponsor a training cohort, a research portfolio, or an open-access publication series.
partnerships@sfhinstitute.orgPartners
Public health, in partnership.
The Institute works with donors, ministries, universities, and civil-society partners who fund, co-design, and shepherd our research and training.
Four kinds of partner.
The partner mix that funds the workforce, generates the evidence, and translates it into policy.
Donors & foundations
Multilateral and bilateral funders — Gates, FCDO, USAID, GAVI, The Global Fund — backing the Institute's research portfolios and training cohorts.
Governments & ministries
Federal and state ministries of health across Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, and Liberia — co-designing programmes, sharing routine data, and accrediting the workforce.
Universities & research
Joint research, fellowships, and co-authored publications with West African universities and national public health institutes.
Civil society & private sector
Like-minded NGOs, community-based organisations, and private-sector partners delivering care alongside us at clinic, community, and supply-chain levels.
Our approach
Co-designed with the people doing the work.
Every Institute programme is built with the ministries delivering care, the universities generating evidence, and the donors who fund the workforce. We don't run partner-light projects — partners shape the design, share authorship, and own the outputs.
SFH Institute for Public HealthPartners across four countries since 2010.
The funders, ministries, and institutions backing the work.
Three ways to partner.
Whether you're funding the workforce, generating evidence, or delivering services on the ground — here's where to start.
Co-design research
Joint study design, shared authorship, fellowship co-supervision, and access to our routine data infrastructure.
research@sfhinstitute.orgDeliver programmes
Sub-grants, accreditation pathways, and embedded technical assistance for ministries, NGOs, and CBOs.
programmes@sfhinstitute.orgLet's talk
Build the next thing with us.
We're always open to new funders, joint research, and field partners. The fastest way in: a short note about what you're trying to do.