The SRHIN Health Equity Champions 2025/2026 Cohort is a unique opportunity for young leaders passionate about health equity, social justice, and community impact. Organized by the Society for Health Information and Learning Network (SRHIN), this program equips changemakers with skills, resources, and networks to drive sustainable change in their communities.
If you are passionate about addressing health inequities, this guide covers everything you need to know: eligibility, selection process, benefits, and how to apply.
About the SRHIN Health Equity Champions Program
The SRHIN initiative is designed to support youth-led solutions that address health gaps in underserved communities. The SRHIN Health Equity Champions 2025/2026 Cohort will focus on building capacity, leadership, and advocacy skills among young leaders across Africa and beyond.
Selected fellows will engage in workshops, mentorship, and collaborative projects that strengthen their ability to promote health equity and social change.
Eligibility Requirements
Before applying, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria:
- Be between 18–30 years old.
- Reside in Africa or have a strong commitment to health equity issues in the region.
- Have demonstrated leadership skills or active involvement in community-based initiatives.
- Possess strong communication and collaboration abilities.
- Commit to fully participating in the program’s duration.
Selection Criteria
Applicants for the SRHIN Health Equity Champions 2025/2026 Cohort will be evaluated based on the following:
- Leadership potential: Ability to inspire and mobilize people around health equity issues.
- Community impact: Track record of involvement in projects or initiatives addressing health disparities.
- Innovation: Fresh ideas or creative approaches to solving health-related challenges.
- Commitment: Strong dedication to promoting health equity and willingness to implement learnings after the program.
Benefits of the Program
Being part of the SRHIN Health Equity Champions 2025/2026 Cohort comes with several benefits:
- Practical Skills in Health Advocacy – Learn how to effectively influence policies and drive change.
- Project Design & Proposal Writing – Gain the ability to conceptualize, plan, and pitch impactful projects.
- Digital Campaigning & Community Mobilization – Master online and offline strategies to engage communities.
- Access to Expert Mentors – Receive guidance from professionals and thought leaders in health and development.
A Pan-African Youth Network – Connect and collaborate with passionate young leaders from across the continent.
How to Apply
If you meet the requirements, follow these steps to apply:
- Visit the official SRHIN HERE
- Complete the online application form with your personal details, project experience, and motivation statement.
- Upload all required supporting documents, such as a CV and reference letters.
- Submit your application before the stated deadline.
- Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews or further assessments.
Program Details
Duration: 12 Months
Mode: Virtual training + Community engagement projects
Application Deadline: 29 August 2025
