WHO WE ARE
Partners for Health and Development in Africa (PHDA) is a non-profit organization registered in Kenya, working in the health and development fields in Kenya and elsewhere in Africa. PHDA is affiliated to the University of Manitoba and builds on a 30 year legacy of successful HIV/AIDS research, prevention and care programs that have been implemented by a collaborative group of scientists and public health professionals from the University of Manitoba, the University of Nairobi, the Government of Kenya and other partners. PHDA works closely with governments, scientists, and partners in key related thematic areas to deliver excellent results in
VISION & MISSION
Our Vision
Healthy Communities in Africa.
Our Mission
Increasing access to health for disadvantaged communities in Africa through systems strengthening, research, program development and partnerships.
Our Values
Communication is a means of ensuring all of us understand how to live our lives. PHDA espouses the below values;
– Teamwork
– Professionalism
– Accountability
– Integrity
– Equity
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OUR HISTORY
Partners for Health and Development in Africa (PHDA) is an international non-profit organization working in the health and development fields in Africa and the Caribbean. PHDA is duly registered with the Non-Governmental Organizations Co-ordination Board in Kenya.
PHDA envisions healthy communities in Africa and works with disadvantaged communities to facilitate their access to health services through
PHDA is affiliated to the University of Manitoba and builds on a 30-year legacy of successful HIV/AIDS research, prevention, and care programs that have been implemented by a collaborative group of scientists and public health professionals from the University of Manitoba (UM), the University of Nairobi, the Government of Kenya, and other partners. PHDA works closely with governments, scientists, and partners to deliver results in community-led, participatory development programs in health and other fields.
Researchers working in the Annex research lab, University of Nairobi, 1994. From left: Julius Oyugi,
Ann Maingi, and Ian Maclean
In 2014, PHDA formally took over University of Manitoba programs that were being run under
Reach Us
TELEPHONE
+254 20 265 4719 or
+254 20 210 1155
Adrress
P.O Box 3737-00506, Nairobi, Kenya