WoSHA’s long-term goals include creating sustainable digital health systems that improve healthcare access across Africa, building a strong community of women leaders in digital health, and ensuring the widespread adoption of WHO guidelines in digital health initiatives. The vision is to enhance healthcare outcomes by empowering local talent and fostering innovation that aligns with global health standards.

Yes, individuals without technical backgrounds are welcome to participate in WoSHA’s programs. The initiative offers inclusive training that caters to varying levels of expertise and provides opportunities for non-technical roles, including project management, advocacy, and policy-making.

You can stay updated on WoSHA’s activities by visiting their website, subscribing to their newsletter, and following their social media platforms. They also regularly announce events, webinars, and training programs through these channels.

WoSHA prioritizes gender inclusivity by creating a supportive community for women and girls, ensuring equitable access to digital health training, and involving both men and women in its programs. It also promotes the visibility and empowerment of women in STEM and digital health through advocacy and mentorship.

Currently, WoSHA focuses on capacity-building, advocacy, and support but does not directly provide funding or grants for sustainable projects. However, it connects participants to networks and resources that may help them access funding opportunities.

You can get involved with WoSHA by participating in their programs, attending webinars, taking their digital health training courses like DHPNS, contributing to advocacy campaigns, or offering support in areas such as mentoring, content creation, or technical expertise.

WoSHA’s services benefit a wide range of people, including healthcare professionals, women and girls in Africa interested in STEM and digital health, policymakers, digital health innovators, and researchers. It offers training, mentorship, and community support to these groups.

WoSHA supports the sustainable adoption of WHO guidelines by providing resources, training, and advocacy for standards-based digital health solutions. WoSHA also collaborates with stakeholders like healthcare professionals, policymakers, and digital health innovators to ensure that solutions adhere to WHO’s digital health standards while being accessible and affordable across Africa.

WoSHA’s main objectives are to empower women and girls in Africa to enter and excel in STEM and digital health fields, ensure the sustainable adoption of WHO standards-based digital health solutions, promote gender inclusivity, and build capacity for healthcare professionals through training and community support.