FREETOWN 2026

Strengthening Health Systems for Resilience and Sustainability in Africa

Fellowship Registration

African Institute of Public Health Professionals (AIPHP) is a dedicated assembly of healthcare professionals from diverse disciplines and cultural backgrounds, united by our mission to reduce the burden of disease in Africa. Our collective expertise and commitment drive us to improve health outcomes and promote well-being across the continent. Together, we strive to create a healthier future for all Africans through innovative, collaborative, and culturally sensitive healthcare solutions.

ELIGIBILITY:

Fellowship of the African Institute of Public Health Professionals is open to Master’s degree holders in Public Health and other health related programs with over 12 years working experience. Working experience is waived for PhD holders

AIPHP MEMBERSHIP

Membership & Fellowship Application

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Membership category criteria: Fellow — M.Sc in a health-related programme with over 15 years working experience; working experience is waived for PhD holders. Full Member — M.Sc in a health-related programme with 8–14 years working experience. Associate — B.Sc or M.Sc in a health-related programme with 0–8 years working experience. Your information is submitted securely and used for membership assessment and induction administration.

8th Annual international Public Health conference FREETOWN SIERRA LEONE

THEME

Strengthening Health Systems for Resilience and Sustainability in Africa

Conference Secretariat Email:

freetown2026@aiphp.health

In Partnrship With :

Institute for Health Professionals Development (IHPD) Sierra Leone

Njala university Sierra Leone

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