BE Health featured in Journal of Clinical Tuberculosis and other Mycobacterial diseases
We are pleased to share with you the newly published article about BE Health in the Journal of Clinical T...
Infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria don’t see social class, age, gender or ethnicity, but leave the deepest scars on communities that are most vulnerable.
BE Health’s central activity is prevention through education: each of its programmes aims to create a stable network of peer health educators, who are trained at their workplace, and who then share their knowledge with their families and communities. This approach has been proven successful and cost-efficient, and is the reason why BE Health is so different.
We are pleased to share with you the newly published article about BE Health in the Journal of Clinical T...
The COVID-19 has disrupted the world in which we live. We are experiencing an exceptional situation dicta...
We are happy to announce that, as of 18 December 2019, Mr Martin Smura succeeded Mr Henk Meyknecht as Cha...
We are proud of our 19 newly trained peer health educators, committed to join our work and efforts to rai...
After seven years of inspiring challenges and exciting activity, and thanks to all our donors, we are proud of having reached tangible and successful outcomes.
We though want to achieve more. And while we look back with gratitude to see how far we’ve come, we are happy to inform you that we now are in the process of developing a new programme to extend our mission. We wish that more hotels in all regions could actively participate in spreading health and increase their positive impact in local communities.
The fundamental change in BE Health’s mission and structure involves the end of BE Health's current operations in Bangkok and Djibouti. However, we will be active soon again.
We will update the content of this website to share as soon as possible our new mission and objectives with you. In the meantime, we would like to thank you for your understanding.