15 years to advance global health, this is the moment of truth!
25 September 2015
Today Friday, September 25 opens in New York the UN summit on sustainable development and post-2015 agenda. Solthis and other members from the "Collectif Santé 2015" calls in an article published today, France to take its responsibility and act to be worthy of the ambitions for global development in the next 15 years, particularly on global health issues. Read more
Special Summit on Sustainable Development in New York: adoption of SDGs, global health and universal health coverage
25 September 2015
Today Friday, September 25 opens in New York the UN summit on sustainable development and the post-2015 agenda. Solthis and other members of the “Collectif Santé 2015” ask for France to take its responsibility and act to be worthy of the ambitions for global development in the next 15 years, particularly on global health vital issues. In The Lancet, a group of 267 economists from 44 countries, just before the opening of the summit, endorsed the Universal Health Coverage that has a... Read more
Solthis becomes Therapeutic Solidarity and Health Initiatives
4 September 2015
Solthis is an international NGO that aims to improve access to care for people in resource-limited countries. Its action revolves around three ways: strengthening health systems , operational research and advocacy Read more
Solthis publishes its Activity Report that highlights the most striking events happened in 2014
31 August 2015
Our 2014 Activity Report is available in English ! This dense 90-page report illustrates the richness of our actions in the field and at the HQ. Thank you to those who allowed these collective achievements for 2014 and to all of you involved in our actions for 2015! Solthis in numbers: 750 health professionals trained + 100 health facilities supported + 50 000 patients under treatment For quality healthcare accessible to all, let's act together ! We count on your... Read more
Collectif Santé 2015 launch: act togheter to ensure that global health remains a priority of French ODA
10 June 2015
ADVOCACY FOR FAIR ACCESS TO QUALTITY HEALTH CARE
In 2014, and for the 4th running year, the French ODA has still decreased to its lowest level in 13 years at 0.36 % of the gross national income. This decline in investments in health directly impact on the access to quality care for the most vulnerable populations. Given this situation NGOs have decided to react ! The Collectif #Santé2015 gathers international solidarity associations: Action against Hunger, Equipop, Global Health Advocates, Médecins du Monde, Oxfam, the Planning... Read more
Pediatric management in the context of Ebola: partnership between Solthis and Fondation Enfants d’Urgence
27 May 2015
SIERRA LEONEInfectious and emerging diseases
The health crisis caused by the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone has disorganized the health services and the vital access to treatments for children with chronic diseases such as HIV/Aids. Thanks to Fondation Enfants d’Urgence and others partners, Solthis is implementing a program to allow children followed in the major pediatric hospital of the country to access to care and ART treatments. Solthis’ pediatrician supports and trains caregivers of HIV services from this hospital for... Read more
Our folder on Ebola
15 April 2015
Infectious and emerging diseases
Headings of our folder on Ebola and the continuity of care 1- Our projects to assist in the continuity of care for people living with chronic diseases such as HIV in the context of Ebola virus. 2- Ebola: the continuity of care is at risk 3- Scientific Aspects 1- Our projects to assist in the continuity of care for people living with chronic diseases such as HIV in the context of Ebola virus in Guinea and Sierra Leone. To know more about our projects implemented... Read more
Solthis and its Guinean partners publish today a correspondance in THE LANCET
10 April 2015
The medical journal The Lancet, publishes today the results of a study conducted by Solthis in collaboration with the Donka National Hospital in Conakry and the PNPCSP*, on the effect of the Ebola epidemic on the continuum of HIV care in Conakry. This article is available from Friday April 10th on thelancet.com The authors highlight the existence of a significant drop in the frequentation of the Donka National Hospital HIV public facilities in 2014, mainly at the peak of the Ebola... Read more
Continuity of care in the Ebola context in Guinea and Sierra Leone: we deeply thank our partners that support us!
5 March 2015
GUINEASIERRA LEONEInfectious and emerging diseases
Guinea and Sierra Leone are among the three countries most affected by the Ebola virus, with Liberia. This outbreak has caused a major health crisis and highlighted the weakness of health systems. The disorganization of all health services has severely impacted access to care for all populations. In particular, the continuity of care for people living with chronic diseases such as HIV is seriously disrupted. With the support of the INITIATIVE 5%, of the FONDATION DE FRANCE and FONDATION... Read more
Discover the point of care CD4 counter at the Lumley hospital in Sierra Leone
26 February 2015
SIERRA LEONEFighting HIV / AIDS
Sierra Leone: the installation of a « point-of-care » CD4 counter at the Lumley hospital allows a quick CD4 count after a positive screen test and a direct ARV treatment distribution after counseling. The patients are placed under treatment and have a better understanding of the disease and treatment stakes and are more likely to stay in the care system. One of the challenges in the management of HIV in Sierra Leone is to maintain patients in the healthcare circuit and to avoid... Read more
Hepatitis C: associations welcome the decision of the Indian Patent Office to reject one fo the patent applications made by Gilead on Sofosbuvir
21 January 2015
ADVOCACY FOR FAIR ACCESS TO QUALTITY HEALTH CAREFighting HEPATITIS
Please find below the Presse release of associations on Hepatitis C: associations welcome the decision of the Indian Patent Office (Paris, le 21 janvier 2015) En plein débat sur le coût des nouveaux traitements contre l’Hépatite, l’office indien des brevets a rejeté mardi 13 janvier une des demandes de brevet formulées par Gilead sur le sofosbuvir. Les associations se félicitent de cette décision, qui contribue à une amélioration de l’accès aux traitements pour de nombreux... Read more
OPP-ERA Project : 2000 viral loads already achieved and official inauguration of the 2 laboratories in Conakry!
4 December 2014
On December 2014 the 3rd, with the participation of Prime Minister Mohamed Said Fofana and other members of the government were inaugurated the 2 laboratories of the OPP-ERA Project, equipped with open polyvalent platforms, and in which more than 2,000 viral loads have already been realised. We thank our partners who support us in this project: UNITAID, the Bettencourt Schueller Foundation and the City of Paris. Media (in French): Focus on... Read more
