Who we work with

Local and international collaborations are crucial to the achievement of The CURE Initiative's mission. Our targeted interventions limit disease-related hardship that perpetuates and deepens cycles of poverty and despair.

We work with stakeholders across the public, private, civil-society, and development sectors. Our work is catalysed by grant funding and in-kind contributions from donor agencies, socially responsible individuals, and corporate organisations. Such support allows The CURE Initiative to align our goals with those of local and foreign stakeholders.

Our ecosystem of partners includes:

Government institutions

Ministries, departments, and agencies seeking to strengthen public health systems, health emergency preparedness, and increase community engagement.

Communities and civil society

Local organisations and community leaders with the knowledge, relationships, and trust required to introduce sustainable change.

Development and humanitarian partners

Organisations working to address health inequities and humanitarian emergencies, and to support vulnerable populations.

Technical and academic institutions

Experts and institutions contributing research, data, and specialist knowledge.

Funders and strategic partners

Organisations committed to supporting innovative, measurable, and sustainable approaches to public health and social development.

Why partner with The CURE Initiative?

Multidisciplinary expertise
We consider perspectives from multiple fields to holistically address complex challenges.

Community-centred thinking
We recognise that local knowledge and real-world experiences are integral to delivering effective solutions.

Evidence-based practice
We connect scientific knowledge with practical implementation.

Behavioural insight
We focus on specific human behaviours and social norms that influence health outcomes.

Long-term capacity
We seek to strengthen the internal capabilities of communities and institutions to reduce dependency on external aid.