Grant Management
THET is a trusted manager of grant funds for both the UK government and the private sector. With a wealth of technical skills and experience-based knowledge we work to create effective grant partnerships.
We offer comprehensive grant management services for government, private sector, NGO and donor partners, aimed at delivering and supporting programmes that strengthen health systems globally.
With over 30 years of working side by side with national governments in the UK and across Africa and Asia, THET has an admirable reputation as a strategic manager of grants which bring maximum value to the lives of patients both here in the UK and abroad.
To date we have managed over 300 grants through a range of partnerships, including with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (formerly the Department for International Development), the Department of Health and Social Care, and Johnson & Johnson, with grant values of between £3,000 and £1.5m.
If you have any questions regarding our grant management please contact grants@thet.org.
Global Health Workforce Programme
The Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET) is delighted to announce the new Global Health Workforce Programme (GHWP) which provides £8.9 million to strengthen the health workforce in Ghana, Kenya, and Nigeria.
Global Capacity Building Programme
The Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET) is pleased to announce the launch of the Global Capacity Building Grant Programme (GCB). The GCB Programme collaborates to increase health system and health worker capacity between England and South Africa, Uganda and Zambia through global learning opportunities.
The Remote International Mentoring Partnership Scheme
The Remote International Mentoring Partnership Scheme (RIMPS) aims to build the capacity of LMIC health workers through a mentoring scheme with UK-based individuals, so that they can feel better supported in their role and consequently provide better quality of care. Managed by the Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET), the mentorship scheme will, through a health partnership model, link health workers in low- or middle-income countries (LMICs) to those in the UK.
The Eldryd Parry Fellowship
To honour the memory of Professor Sir Eldryd Parry, founder of the Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET), the Eldryd Parry Fellowship aims to build the capacity of an individual health worker in Ethiopia to support them in progressing their career and ultimately contributing towards the strengthening of their national health system.
Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship Scheme (CwPAMS) 2022 – 2025
We are delighted to have awarded a range of grants under the Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship Scheme (CwPAMS) with support from UK Department of Health and Social Care’s Fleming Fund.
Nursing Now Challenge Fellowship (NNCF) Programme
Funded by the Burdett Trust for Nursing and managed by THET, the NNCF engages early-career nurses and midwives in low-and-lower middle-income countries (LMICs). Working through Health Partnerships, Fellows can share ideas and experiences with UK nurses and midwives.
LMIC and UK nurses and midwives consistently testify to the added value of cross-border cooperation in their daily work, and to their institutions, by demonstrating improved confidence, leadership, morale, learning and innovation. The Fellowships will combine structured leadership training with the delivery of Quality Improvement projects led by nurses and midwives.
The grant management piece is one of the attractions of THET because you have the skills and competencies to make it happen. It’s a fantastic partnership and certainly something that we could not have done alone.
Ian Walker - Director, Johnson & Johnson Global Community Impact.
