Public Health en Afrique

Public Health en Afrique is a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) that aims to address and advocate for public health equity in Africa.

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Location: South Africa / Online

Public Health en Afrique is a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) that aims to address and advocate for public health equity in Africa by delivering health initiatives at grassroots level in collaboration with community health services.

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Jemima Lotika

Co-Founder - info@phafrique.com

Jemima Lotika is a public health practitioner with experience both international and local. Jemima studied the Course in Recognising and Responding to Sexual Violence at RMIT University. Her primary interest is social justice, focusing on maternal and child health, climate change mitigation, and enhancing access to high-quality, affordable healthcare for marginalized communities. As a co-founder of Public Health en Afrique, she collaborates closely with African-based non-governmental organisations to address health inequities across Africa.

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