GOD PAUL FOUNDATION
HEALTH FOR ALL

"Health is a fundamental human right"

WHO WE ARE

God Paul Foundation is a non-profit organization working for the promotion and protection of health in Africa. We believe every person deserves access to quality healthcare.

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WHAT WE DO

We cooperate with local operators in hospitals, health centers, villages and universities to improve health conditions of communities across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Our Programs

WHERE WE WORK

We actively operate in 8 sub-Saharan African countries with long-term healthcare projects, within a framework of social inclusion and sustainable development.

Our Locations

Latest news

Bangui hospital visit

Bangui Paediatric University Hospital hosts ECHO’s first visit

3 February 2026

An institutional occasion to strengthen dialogue with a key partner and reflect on achievements and future challenges in Central African Republic.

TB diagnosis Uganda

Beyond treatment, the power of the network: strengthening TB diagnosis and prevention in Uganda

31 January 2026

From diagnosis to community support: the PRO-TB project in Karamoja helps combat tuberculosis and fight stigma.

Sara Matany Uganda NTD day

Neglecting diseases caring for lives

30 January 2026

January 30 marks World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day. Sara, Infectious Disease resident in Matany, Uganda, shares her experience: ‘Experiencing this day from here gives it an even deeper meaning.’

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OUR RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS

Evidence-based approaches to improving healthcare in Africa

Maternal Health Studies

Maternal Health Studies

Research on improving pregnancy outcomes and reducing maternal mortality in rural communities through community health worker programs.

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Infectious Disease Control

Infectious Disease Control

Ongoing studies on malaria prevention, HIV treatment adherence, and tuberculosis control strategies in underserved populations.

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Healthcare Training Impact

Healthcare Training Impact

Evaluation of training programs for nurses, midwives, and community health workers and their impact on healthcare quality improvement.

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