In 2019, documents were released under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to The Black Vault, shedding light on communications between Seed Global Health and the Peace Corps. Seed Global Health, initially known as the Global Health Service Corps, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening health education and delivery in places with dire shortages of healthcare professionals.
The documents reveal extensive interactions between Seed Global Health and the Peace Corps, particularly regarding the Global Health Service Partnership (GHSP) program. This initiative aimed to send U.S. doctors, nurses, and midwives to serve as faculty in training schools in countries facing severe healthcare professional shortages, such as Uganda, Tanzania, and Malawi.
Key areas highlighted in the records include:
Overall, the FOIA-released documents offer a glimpse into the collaborative efforts between Seed Global Health and the Peace Corps to address global health challenges through the GHSP program.
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