The advancement of primary and secondary healthcare in lower and middle income countries is a particular focus for the Foundation.
Research from the Lancet Global Health Commission on High Quality Health Systems found that in 2018 over 5 million adults and children died because local health systems were insufficient.
Little or no access to simple medical treatments and medication, or the right mobility equipment also leaves many people in the developing world with no choice but to live with needless health disorders or disability.
Other communities have limited access to clean water, proper sanitation or good hygiene standards, which facilitates the ongoing cycle of poor health and reduced life-expectancy.
Supporting refugees living in makeshift camps, which often lack even the most basic of amenities, healthcare and provisions, is also an area of interest.