Global Health

from vaccines to classrooms: Canada showed up at UNGA 2026

We went to New York to hold Canada accountable at the UN General Assembly. We followed key announcements, engaged with decision-makers and partners, and connected Canada’s commitments to the advocacy happening back home.

no one is safe until everyone is prepared

Canada has long played a role in international efforts to strengthen global health security and the fight against TB. On September 25, Canada has another opportunity to use its voice. Canada should show up at the highest political level, champion ambitious and adequately financed commitments to PPPR, and ensure TB is recognized as an essential part of global health security.

August campaign: Budget 2026

We call on Canada to stop the cuts to aid in Budget 2026 and launch our Budget Toolkit.

a humanitarian crisis by a thousand cuts

Recent cuts to aid by wealthier nations have driven humanitarian needs to new highs. The statistics are staggering, but so is the fact that they were largely avoidable.

July campaign: Secure the Future

We call on Canada to invest in a safer world through a new pledge to the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI). The next pandemic is not a question of IF but WHEN. And we must be ready to save lives. The systems built to protect us are under strain, funding is retreating, and the window to act is now.

[REPORT] Fuelling the fight against the spread of tuberculosis: nutrition is the missing ingredient

Malnutrition is a leading factor of the global TB threat. This joint Results report makes the case for an integrated approach as a priority tool to help #EndTB.

FACT SHEET: Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI)

Learn about CEPI, their vital work to accelerate vaccine development against emerging infectious diseases and ensure equitable access during outbreaks. ch it strengthens primary health systems around the world, and why Canada's pledge means so much.

May campaign: Secure the Future

first hantavirus, now Ebola – Canada needs to act now

The current Ebola outbreak, like hantavirus, serves as a warning. And we should heed it. Canada needs to change course away from aid cuts and towards investment in pandemic preparedness. We need to see global health as a national security issue.

made-in-Canada solutions for global health security help us all

Canadian leadership in research and development is no longer just a point of pride, it is a lifeline for people in Canada and around the world.

Canada reaffirms its child and maternal health leadership at GFF investment launch

Today Secretary of State for International Development Randeep Sarai announced that Canada would commit an initial $190 million to the Global Financing Facility (GFF)!

April campaign: Born to Thrive

For the first time this century, child deaths are projected to rise but with bold leadership & smart investments in the GFF, Canada can transform millions of young lives.

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