AFREhealth is excited to announce a new partnership with ScholarRx aimed at transforming medical education across Africa. Through this collaboration, both organizations will co-develop and promote open-access Rx Bricks—high-quality, customizable learning modules tailored to the needs of African health professions students and educators.

The partnership will also feature joint faculty development webinars and resource-sharing initiatives to support accessible, context-relevant medical education across the continent.

This marks a key milestone in our mission to build stronger, more inclusive health education systems in Africa.

Stay tuned for upcoming activities and resources from this collaboration.

National Institutes of Health (NIH): Program update

AFREhealth has provided specialized training to 45 faculty members from 8 countries across Africa, enabling them to improve teaching, research, and education scholarships in higher learning institutions. This was done through its Pedagogical Course for Health Professions Educators.

A CALL TO UNITY AND VISION: BUILDING THE AFRICA WE ASPIRE TO ACHIEVE
 
Dear AFREhealth Members, Partners, and Friends, It is an honor to address you today as the newly elected President of AFREhealth. I step into this role with a sense of purpose, excitement, and deep respect for the work we have accomplished together and the future we are building. We are at a turning point, and it is with all of you that I am inspired to embark on this next chapter for AFREhealth.

The KNUST School of Nursing and Midwifery, in collaboration with the School of Medical Sciences, has organized a workshop on interprofessional education focusing on the mental health of pregnant adolescent mothers. The workshop addressed the necessity of interprofessional education and teamwork in preparing future healthcare professionals to address the mental health needs of pregnant adolescents.