PPP Healthcare Medical Trust extends international grants programme
Howard Lake | 25 May 2001 | News
Following the recent launch of their international grants programme, the grant-making charity PPP Healthcare Medical Trust will extend its focus from the current two themes (maternal and child health, water and sanitation) to include mental health. The Trust will concentrate on projects in three previously identified countries, Uganda, Tanzania and northern India.
Following the recent launch of their international grants programme, the grant-making charity PPP Healthcare Medical Trust will extend its focus from the current two themes (maternal and child health, water and sanitation) to include mental health. The Trust will concentrate on projects in three previously identified countries, Uganda, Tanzania and northern India.
PPP Healthcare Medical Trust’s international grants programme aims to support initiatives that will enable poor and marginalised people in Africa and Asia to gain access to better and sustainable health. Applications are strictly by invitation only, by the Trust, on an annual basis.
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