Ubuntu Through Health was established in 2010 by a group of Griffith University medical students. We are a non-profit initiative of HOPE4HEALTH.

We provide tailored financial assistance to health clinics for medical supplies and health programs.

We promote positive health outcomes in developing regions and assist in the realisation of health equality at home and abroad

ANNUAL FUNDRAISING DINNER SUCCESS!

The Ubuntu Through Health team would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who supported our Annual Fundraising Dinner 2023, either through attending on the night, getting involved in the major raffle or making a donation. We had an absolutely fantastic evening and hope you did too! 

We are proud to announce that the total amount raised at the 2023 Annual Fundraising Dinner was:
 

$20,335.61


All proceeds will be split evenly between our two overseas projects - The Malnutrition Intervention Program for children at the Ruben Centre in Nairobi, Kenya and COSAN Women's Health Camps.

“The Ubuntu Through Health project is a terrific example of students combining their energy and talent to improve the lives of others less fortunate. This initiative will have a positive impact on the health outcomes of people from underprivileged regions in the world, but equally important is the empowerment of students involved in this challenge back here in Oz! In partnership with HOPE4HEALTH, Ubuntu Through Health will show generations of future students that it is possible to make a difference even at the earliest stages of their careers and I am happy to support this worthwhile cause.”
— Dr Marty Brewster, Founder of HOPE4HEALTH and Chairman of the Alumni Council

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