2 0 1 5ANNUAL REPORT

1190 West Druid Hills Drive, NESuite 145Atlanta, GA 30329

Since 1972, GHA has organized and conducted health education and management training programs for more than 9,000 health professionals and community leaders from 97 countries. Furthermore, since 1986, GHA has sustained community-based health and livelihood programs in rural Haiti. Today, GHA continues to develop innovative programs to address the complex health needs of vulnerable, under-served communities around the world.

Our approach is based on four core principles:

• Comprehensive development solutions are tailored to the community,

• Communities best address problems when connected to relevant knowledge, skills, and resources,

• Collaborative programs engage communities to create their own solutions, and

• Empowered women bring about improved community health.

SOURCES OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT Individuals $ 544,900.00 55% Churches/Religious organizations $134,817.05 14% Foundations & trusts $173,885.61 17% Other nonprofit organizations $66,914.78 7% Corporations $9,006.00 1% Rental income $43,555.00 4% Investments & other $24,054.56 2% TOTAL REVENUE $977,133.00 100%

EXPENSES Program services $ 698,505.00 80% Fundraising $107,167.00 12% Management & general $69,287.00 8% TOTAL EXPENSES $874,959.00 100%

8% 12%

80%

55% 14%

17%

7%

1% 2%

4%

93%

4% <1% 2% 1%

Financial Statement FISCAL YEAR 2015

1190 West Druid Hills Drive, NE Suite 145, Atlanta, GA 30329

Tel: (404) 634-5748 www.globalhealthaction.org

A tax exempt 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.

Change in Net Assets ($710,136.00) The decrease in net assets was driven by the sale of GHA’s building which generated a book loss of $823,650. The sale of the building ena-bled GHA to become debt-free and invest net proceeds to offset future operational costs.

REVENUE Contributions $ 930,024.00 93% Cash sales $1,602.00 <1% Donated goods & services $15,922.00 2% Investment income & other $6,030.00 1% Rental income $43,555.00 4% TOTAL REVENUE $977,133.00 100%

FINANCIAL STATEMENT Year ending June 30, 2015

PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT TO LEFT-BEHIND CHILDREN

• Assisted in the design and content development of a handbook on adolescent health and life skills; 20,000 copies were printed and distributed to left-behind children in Jiangsu province.

• Provided technical assistance to the national, provincial, and local health offices to support the expansion throughout Jaingsu province of the pilot project for left-behind children.

• Distributed hand hygiene kits and provided related health education to 1,200 children in Lupu township in Jaingsu Province.

NEONATAL & MATERNAL HEALTH

• In conjunction with the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing, conducted a qualitative study in Petit-Goâve to explore acceptability of altering traditional umbilical cord care practices to prevent neonatal sepsis and death in Haiti.

• Attended 696 safe deliveries.

• Made 1,973 post-natal visits.

COMMUNITY HEALTH

• Administered 7,818 vaccines and provided medical treatment during 8,010 clinical visits.

• Made 6,217 home visits, serving 6,238 families and 28,227 individuals.

• Conducted continuous training for networks of community health workers and traditional birth attendants.

• Conducted 310 health education community events attended by 5,393 people.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

• Vaccinated and treated thousands of goats for a variety of illnesses and parasites through mobile clinics.

• Initiated a women’s livestock cooperative in Trouin by providing the women with pregnant goats to start herds and monthly training on goat care.

• Assisted the community of La Colline in establishing a veterinary pharmacy.

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Dear GHA friends,

In this Annual Report, we highlight the success of an umbilical cord care research project in Haiti undertaken in partnership with University of Illinois at Chicago. Information gathered from this study informs next steps in strengthening maternal newborn healthcare in Haiti. You can read more about program updates and see photos of our mission in action.

Every picture, every statistic, every achievement listed in this report represents the determination of parents, grandparents, and even children around the world who joined in the effort to identify their own health needs and improve the quality of live for their families and neighbors. Because of your support, GHA develops and implements innovative programs to address emerging health needs. Thank you for empowering healthy communities!

In partnership with you,

Wendy Jolley-Kabi, MPA Barry H. Smith, MD, PhDPresident & CEO Board Chair

LETTER FROMTHE PRESIDENT &

BOARD CHAIR

GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

as of June 30, 2015

Barry H. Smith, MD, PhD, Chair, New York, NYNancy Brooks Jones, Vice Chair, Chapel Hill, NCLea Ann Hudson, Secretary, Marietta, GARichard N. Hubert, Esq, Treasurer, Atlanta, GARev. James C. Cantrell, Snellville, GAWilliam D. Hoyt, Atlanta, GAEdvige Jean-François, Atlanta, GAXin Liu, PhD, Johns Creek, GAJean M. Lominy, RN, BSN, CCRN, Marietta, GAHelen F. McSwain, MD, Atlanta, GAStan W. Moor, Atlanta, GAFrank Spears, MSCE, Atlanta, GARebecca B. Work, CNM, MSN, MPH, Atlanta, GATeresa Wynn, Thomaston, GA

Directors EmeritiKathleen Eidson, Atlanta, GAJulia T. Gary, PhD, Stone Mountain, GA Claude H. Grizzard, Tucker, GAL. Bevel Jones, III, DD, Decatur, GA

Corporate Officers and Ex-officio Directors Wendy Jolley-Kabi, MPA, President & CEOGene Ray, Director of Finance and Administration & CFO

Members of the Board of Directors receive no compensation for their services as board members.

The mission of Global Health Action is to

improve the health and well-being of individuals

and communities in under-served parts of the world through

community-based programs and livelihood

opportunities.

MISSIONSTATEMENT

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$100,000 and aboveThe Estate of Virginia Proctor

$25,000 - $99,999Anonymous Donor Little By Little, Inc The O.C. Hubert Charitable Trust The William & Angie Hoyt Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999The Boston Foundation – Haiti Fund Dunwoody United Methodist Church, Dunwoody, GA The D.W. & Ruth Brooks Charitable FundMiss. Kathleen Eidson GBGM - The Advance Global Women Mr. & Mrs. Talbert G. Hill David & Nancy Brooks Jones Ms. Betty J. Letzig Northside United Methodist Church, Atlanta, GA

$5,000 - $9,999Brown Edwards & Associates, Inc Ms. Barbara E. Campbell Rev. Dr. James C. Cantrell Robin & Wheatley Davis Mr. & Mrs. William N. Eidson North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church Mr. John C. Portman David & Melody Wilder Wilson

ALBERT SCHWEITZER SOCIETYThank you to the following Albert Schweitzer Society

members who contributed a minimum of $1,000 in undesignated support from July 1, 2014 through

June 30, 2015.

Al & Bridget Jensen FundDavid & Lina BlairBrown Edwards & Associates, IncMrs. Lou Brown-JewellMrs. Constance A. CalhounMr. D. Keith CalhounCalvary United Methodist ChurchMs. Barbara E. CampbellRev. Dr. James C. CantrellChagrin Falls United Methodist ChurchMr. Mark B. ChandlerCLC Foundation, IncRobin & Wheatley DavisMrs. Carol C. DewThe D.W. & Ruth Brooks Charitable FundMiss. Kathleen EidsonMr. & Mrs. William N. EidsonFirst United Methodist Church of Boca RatonDr. Julia T. GaryThe Graciecam FoundationClaude & Liz GrizzardMr. & Mrs. Talbert G. HillRichard & Linda HubertLea Ann & James HudsonIsle of Hope United Methodist ChurchDavid & Nancy Brooks JonesMs. Betty J. LetzigDr. Xin LiuMr. Jean LominyDr. Eugene McCrayDr. Helen F. McSwainMrs. Kathleen S. MiersMr. Stan W. MoorNorthside United Methodist ChurchThe O.C. Hubert Charitable TrustDr. Jean OrelienMr. John C. PortmanThe Estate of Virginia ProctorMs. JoAnn Boozer RayMs. Jo SheetzDr. Barry SmithBill & Judy VogelSally & John WaldenThe William & Angie Hoyt FoundationDavid & Melody Wilder WilsonJack & Rebecca Boyce WorkThe Young Boozer Family Foundation

DONORS AND FUNDERS

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July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015

$1,000 - $4,999Al & Bridget Jensen Fund David & Lina Blair Mrs. Lou Brown-Jewell Mrs. Constance A. Calhoun Mr. D. Keith Calhoun Calvary United Methodist Church, Annapolis, MD Central United Methodist Church, Linwood, NJ Chagrin Falls United Methodist Church, Chagrin Falls, OH Mr. Mark B. Chandler CLC Foundation, Inc Mrs. Carol C. Dew First United Methodist Church, Boca Raton, FL Dr. Julia T. Gary The Graciecam FoundationClaude & Liz Grizzard Lea Ann & James Hudson Isle of Hope United Methodist Church, Savannah, GA Dr. Xin Liu Mr. Jean Lominy Dr. Eugene McCray Dr. Helen F. McSwain Mrs. Kathleen S. Miers Mr. Stan W. Moor National Association of Chinese-Americans Dr. Bruce M. Olcott Dr. Jean Orelien Ms. JoAnn Boozer Ray Mrs. Elizabeth O. Rice Ms. Jo Sheetz Dr. Barry H. Smith Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Presbyterian Church - Global Mission Committee UMCOR Advance Projects Bill & Judy Vogel Sally & John Walden Westminster School Jack & Rebecca Boyce Work The Young Boozer Family Foundation

$500 - $999Agnes Scott College Anonymous Donor Dr. J. Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Ron Bolden Cascade United Methodist Women Decatur First UMC - Fellowship Class Ebenezer Baptist Church - December Club Mr. Johny Ford Rev. A. Kempton Haynes, Jr Richard & Linda Hubert Tom & Jennie McClellan Hyman Rev. & Mrs. Karl C. Kumpf Mr. William A. Parker, Jr. Mr. Norman W. Paschall Mr. Robert Pitman Mr. Larry L. Prince Roseland United Methodist Church, Roseland, FL

2 0 1 5ANNUAL REPORT

1190 West Druid Hills Drive, NESuite 145Atlanta, GA 30329

Since 1972, GHA has organized and conducted health education and management training programs for more than 9,000 health professionals and community leaders from 97 countries. Furthermore, since 1986, GHA has sustained community-based health and livelihood programs in rural Haiti. Today, GHA continues to develop innovative programs to address the complex health needs of vulnerable, under-served communities around the world.

Our approach is based on four core principles:

• Comprehensive development solutions are tailored to the community,

• Communities best address problems when connected to relevant knowledge, skills, and resources,

• Collaborative programs engage communities to create their own solutions, and

• Empowered women bring about improved community health.

SOURCES OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT Individuals $ 544,900.00 55% Churches/Religious organizations $134,817.05 14% Foundations & trusts $173,885.61 17% Other nonprofit organizations $66,914.78 7% Corporations $9,006.00 1% Rental income $43,555.00 4% Investments & other $24,054.56 2% TOTAL REVENUE $977,133.00 100%

EXPENSES Program services $ 698,505.00 80% Fundraising $107,167.00 12% Management & general $69,287.00 8% TOTAL EXPENSES $874,959.00 100%

8% 12%

80%

55% 14%

17%

7%

1% 2%

4%

93%

4% <1% 2% 1%

Financial Statement FISCAL YEAR 2015

1190 West Druid Hills Drive, NE Suite 145, Atlanta, GA 30329

Tel: (404) 634-5748 www.globalhealthaction.org

A tax exempt 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.

Change in Net Assets ($710,136.00) The decrease in net assets was driven by the sale of GHA’s building which generated a book loss of $823,650. The sale of the building ena-bled GHA to become debt-free and invest net proceeds to offset future operational costs.

REVENUE Contributions $ 930,024.00 93% Cash sales $1,602.00 <1% Donated goods & services $15,922.00 2% Investment income & other $6,030.00 1% Rental income $43,555.00 4% TOTAL REVENUE $977,133.00 100%

FINANCIAL STATEMENT Year ending June 30, 2015

PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT TO LEFT-BEHIND CHILDREN

• Assisted in the design and content development of a handbook on adolescent health and life skills; 20,000 copies were printed and distributed to left-behind children in Jiangsu province.

• Provided technical assistance to the national, provincial, and local health offices to support the expansion throughout Jaingsu province of the pilot project for left-behind children.

• Distributed hand hygiene kits and provided related health education to 1,200 children in Lupu township in Jaingsu Province.

NEONATAL & MATERNAL HEALTH

• In conjunction with the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing, conducted a qualitative study in Petit-Goâve to explore acceptability of altering traditional umbilical cord care practices to prevent neonatal sepsis and death in Haiti.

• Attended 696 safe deliveries.

• Made 1,973 post-natal visits.

COMMUNITY HEALTH

• Administered 7,818 vaccines and provided medical treatment during 8,010 clinical visits.

• Made 6,217 home visits, serving 6,238 families and 28,227 individuals.

• Conducted continuous training for networks of community health workers and traditional birth attendants.

• Conducted 310 health education community events attended by 5,393 people.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

• Vaccinated and treated thousands of goats for a variety of illnesses and parasites through mobile clinics.

• Initiated a women’s livestock cooperative in Trouin by providing the women with pregnant goats to start herds and monthly training on goat care.

• Assisted the community of La Colline in establishing a veterinary pharmacy.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

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Dear GHA friends,

In this Annual Report, we highlight the success of an umbilical cord care research project in Haiti undertaken in partnership with University of Illinois at Chicago. Information gathered from this study informs next steps in strengthening maternal newborn healthcare in Haiti. You can read more about program updates and see photos of our mission in action.

Every picture, every statistic, every achievement listed in this report represents the determination of parents, grandparents, and even children around the world who joined in the effort to identify their own health needs and improve the quality of live for their families and neighbors. Because of your support, GHA develops and implements innovative programs to address emerging health needs. Thank you for empowering healthy communities!

In partnership with you,

Wendy Jolley-Kabi, MPA Barry H. Smith, MD, PhDPresident & CEO Board Chair

LETTER FROMTHE PRESIDENT &

BOARD CHAIR

GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

as of June 30, 2015

Barry H. Smith, MD, PhD, Chair, New York, NYNancy Brooks Jones, Vice Chair, Chapel Hill, NCLea Ann Hudson, Secretary, Marietta, GARichard N. Hubert, Esq, Treasurer, Atlanta, GARev. James C. Cantrell, Snellville, GAWilliam D. Hoyt, Atlanta, GAEdvige Jean-François, Atlanta, GAXin Liu, PhD, Johns Creek, GAJean M. Lominy, RN, BSN, CCRN, Marietta, GAHelen F. McSwain, MD, Atlanta, GAStan W. Moor, Atlanta, GAFrank Spears, MSCE, Atlanta, GARebecca B. Work, CNM, MSN, MPH, Atlanta, GATeresa Wynn, Thomaston, GA

Directors EmeritiKathleen Eidson, Atlanta, GAJulia T. Gary, PhD, Stone Mountain, GA Claude H. Grizzard, Tucker, GAL. Bevel Jones, III, DD, Decatur, GA

Corporate Officers and Ex-officio Directors Wendy Jolley-Kabi, MPA, President & CEOGene Ray, Director of Finance and Administration & CFO

Members of the Board of Directors receive no compensation for their services as board members.

The mission of Global Health Action is to

improve the health and well-being of individuals

and communities in under-served parts of the world through

community-based programs and livelihood

opportunities.

MISSIONSTATEMENT

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$100,000 and aboveThe Estate of Virginia Proctor

$25,000 - $99,999Anonymous Donor Little By Little, Inc The O.C. Hubert Charitable Trust The William & Angie Hoyt Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999The Boston Foundation – Haiti Fund Dunwoody United Methodist Church, Dunwoody, GA The D.W. & Ruth Brooks Charitable FundMiss. Kathleen Eidson GBGM - The Advance Global Women Mr. & Mrs. Talbert G. Hill David & Nancy Brooks Jones Ms. Betty J. Letzig Northside United Methodist Church, Atlanta, GA

$5,000 - $9,999Brown Edwards & Associates, Inc Ms. Barbara E. Campbell Rev. Dr. James C. Cantrell Robin & Wheatley Davis Mr. & Mrs. William N. Eidson North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church Mr. John C. Portman David & Melody Wilder Wilson

ALBERT SCHWEITZER SOCIETYThank you to the following Albert Schweitzer Society

members who contributed a minimum of $1,000 in undesignated support from July 1, 2014 through

June 30, 2015.

Al & Bridget Jensen FundDavid & Lina BlairBrown Edwards & Associates, IncMrs. Lou Brown-JewellMrs. Constance A. CalhounMr. D. Keith CalhounCalvary United Methodist ChurchMs. Barbara E. CampbellRev. Dr. James C. CantrellChagrin Falls United Methodist ChurchMr. Mark B. ChandlerCLC Foundation, IncRobin & Wheatley DavisMrs. Carol C. DewThe D.W. & Ruth Brooks Charitable FundMiss. Kathleen EidsonMr. & Mrs. William N. EidsonFirst United Methodist Church of Boca RatonDr. Julia T. GaryThe Graciecam FoundationClaude & Liz GrizzardMr. & Mrs. Talbert G. HillRichard & Linda HubertLea Ann & James HudsonIsle of Hope United Methodist ChurchDavid & Nancy Brooks JonesMs. Betty J. LetzigDr. Xin LiuMr. Jean LominyDr. Eugene McCrayDr. Helen F. McSwainMrs. Kathleen S. MiersMr. Stan W. MoorNorthside United Methodist ChurchThe O.C. Hubert Charitable TrustDr. Jean OrelienMr. John C. PortmanThe Estate of Virginia ProctorMs. JoAnn Boozer RayMs. Jo SheetzDr. Barry SmithBill & Judy VogelSally & John WaldenThe William & Angie Hoyt FoundationDavid & Melody Wilder WilsonJack & Rebecca Boyce WorkThe Young Boozer Family Foundation

DONORS AND FUNDERS

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July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015

$1,000 - $4,999Al & Bridget Jensen Fund David & Lina Blair Mrs. Lou Brown-Jewell Mrs. Constance A. Calhoun Mr. D. Keith Calhoun Calvary United Methodist Church, Annapolis, MD Central United Methodist Church, Linwood, NJ Chagrin Falls United Methodist Church, Chagrin Falls, OH Mr. Mark B. Chandler CLC Foundation, Inc Mrs. Carol C. Dew First United Methodist Church, Boca Raton, FL Dr. Julia T. Gary The Graciecam FoundationClaude & Liz Grizzard Lea Ann & James Hudson Isle of Hope United Methodist Church, Savannah, GA Dr. Xin Liu Mr. Jean Lominy Dr. Eugene McCray Dr. Helen F. McSwain Mrs. Kathleen S. Miers Mr. Stan W. Moor National Association of Chinese-Americans Dr. Bruce M. Olcott Dr. Jean Orelien Ms. JoAnn Boozer Ray Mrs. Elizabeth O. Rice Ms. Jo Sheetz Dr. Barry H. Smith Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Presbyterian Church - Global Mission Committee UMCOR Advance Projects Bill & Judy Vogel Sally & John Walden Westminster School Jack & Rebecca Boyce Work The Young Boozer Family Foundation

$500 - $999Agnes Scott College Anonymous Donor Dr. J. Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Ron Bolden Cascade United Methodist Women Decatur First UMC - Fellowship Class Ebenezer Baptist Church - December Club Mr. Johny Ford Rev. A. Kempton Haynes, Jr Richard & Linda Hubert Tom & Jennie McClellan Hyman Rev. & Mrs. Karl C. Kumpf Mr. William A. Parker, Jr. Mr. Norman W. Paschall Mr. Robert Pitman Mr. Larry L. Prince Roseland United Methodist Church, Roseland, FL

Dear GHA friends,

In this Annual Report, we highlight the success of an umbilical cord care research project in Haiti undertaken in partnership with University of Illinois at Chicago. Information gathered from this study informs next steps in strengthening maternal newborn healthcare in Haiti. You can read more about program updates and see photos of our mission in action.

Every picture, every statistic, every achievement listed in this report represents the determination of parents, grandparents, and even children around the world who joined in the effort to identify their own health needs and improve the quality of live for their families and neighbors. Because of your support, GHA develops and implements innovative programs to address emerging health needs. Thank you for empowering healthy communities!

In partnership with you,

Wendy Jolley-Kabi, MPA Barry H. Smith, MD, PhDPresident & CEO Board Chair

LETTER FROMTHE PRESIDENT &

BOARD CHAIR

GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

as of June 30, 2015

Barry H. Smith, MD, PhD, Chair, New York, NYNancy Brooks Jones, Vice Chair, Chapel Hill, NCLea Ann Hudson, Secretary, Marietta, GARichard N. Hubert, Esq, Treasurer, Atlanta, GARev. James C. Cantrell, Snellville, GAWilliam D. Hoyt, Atlanta, GAEdvige Jean-François, Atlanta, GAXin Liu, PhD, Johns Creek, GAJean M. Lominy, RN, BSN, CCRN, Marietta, GAHelen F. McSwain, MD, Atlanta, GAStan W. Moor, Atlanta, GAFrank Spears, MSCE, Atlanta, GARebecca B. Work, CNM, MSN, MPH, Atlanta, GATeresa Wynn, Thomaston, GA

Directors EmeritiKathleen Eidson, Atlanta, GAJulia T. Gary, PhD, Stone Mountain, GA Claude H. Grizzard, Tucker, GAL. Bevel Jones, III, DD, Decatur, GA

Corporate Officers and Ex-officio Directors Wendy Jolley-Kabi, MPA, President & CEOGene Ray, Director of Finance and Administration & CFO

Members of the Board of Directors receive no compensation for their services as board members.

The mission of Global Health Action is to

improve the health and well-being of individuals

and communities in under-served parts of the world through

community-based programs and livelihood

opportunities.

MISSIONSTATEMENT

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$100,000 and aboveThe Estate of Virginia Proctor

$25,000 - $99,999Anonymous Donor Little By Little, Inc The O.C. Hubert Charitable Trust The William & Angie Hoyt Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999The Boston Foundation – Haiti Fund Dunwoody United Methodist Church, Dunwoody, GA The D.W. & Ruth Brooks Charitable FundMiss. Kathleen Eidson GBGM - The Advance Global Women Mr. & Mrs. Talbert G. Hill David & Nancy Brooks Jones Ms. Betty J. Letzig Northside United Methodist Church, Atlanta, GA

$5,000 - $9,999Brown Edwards & Associates, Inc Ms. Barbara E. Campbell Rev. Dr. James C. Cantrell Robin & Wheatley Davis Mr. & Mrs. William N. Eidson North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church Mr. John C. Portman David & Melody Wilder Wilson

ALBERT SCHWEITZER SOCIETYThank you to the following Albert Schweitzer Society

members who contributed a minimum of $1,000 in undesignated support from July 1, 2014 through

June 30, 2015.

Al & Bridget Jensen FundDavid & Lina BlairBrown Edwards & Associates, IncMrs. Lou Brown-JewellMrs. Constance A. CalhounMr. D. Keith CalhounCalvary United Methodist ChurchMs. Barbara E. CampbellRev. Dr. James C. CantrellChagrin Falls United Methodist ChurchMr. Mark B. ChandlerCLC Foundation, IncRobin & Wheatley DavisMrs. Carol C. DewThe D.W. & Ruth Brooks Charitable FundMiss. Kathleen EidsonMr. & Mrs. William N. EidsonFirst United Methodist Church of Boca RatonDr. Julia T. GaryThe Graciecam FoundationClaude & Liz GrizzardMr. & Mrs. Talbert G. HillRichard & Linda HubertLea Ann & James HudsonIsle of Hope United Methodist ChurchDavid & Nancy Brooks JonesMs. Betty J. LetzigDr. Xin LiuMr. Jean LominyDr. Eugene McCrayDr. Helen F. McSwainMrs. Kathleen S. MiersMr. Stan W. MoorNorthside United Methodist ChurchThe O.C. Hubert Charitable TrustDr. Jean OrelienMr. John C. PortmanThe Estate of Virginia ProctorMs. JoAnn Boozer RayMs. Jo SheetzDr. Barry SmithBill & Judy VogelSally & John WaldenThe William & Angie Hoyt FoundationDavid & Melody Wilder WilsonJack & Rebecca Boyce WorkThe Young Boozer Family Foundation

DONORS AND FUNDERS

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July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015

$1,000 - $4,999Al & Bridget Jensen Fund David & Lina Blair Mrs. Lou Brown-Jewell Mrs. Constance A. Calhoun Mr. D. Keith Calhoun Calvary United Methodist Church, Annapolis, MD Central United Methodist Church, Linwood, NJ Chagrin Falls United Methodist Church, Chagrin Falls, OH Mr. Mark B. Chandler CLC Foundation, Inc Mrs. Carol C. Dew First United Methodist Church, Boca Raton, FL Dr. Julia T. Gary The Graciecam FoundationClaude & Liz Grizzard Lea Ann & James Hudson Isle of Hope United Methodist Church, Savannah, GA Dr. Xin Liu Mr. Jean Lominy Dr. Eugene McCray Dr. Helen F. McSwain Mrs. Kathleen S. Miers Mr. Stan W. Moor National Association of Chinese-Americans Dr. Bruce M. Olcott Dr. Jean Orelien Ms. JoAnn Boozer Ray Mrs. Elizabeth O. Rice Ms. Jo Sheetz Dr. Barry H. Smith Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Presbyterian Church - Global Mission Committee UMCOR Advance Projects Bill & Judy Vogel Sally & John Walden Westminster School Jack & Rebecca Boyce Work The Young Boozer Family Foundation

$500 - $999Agnes Scott College Anonymous Donor Dr. J. Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Ron Bolden Cascade United Methodist Women Decatur First UMC - Fellowship Class Ebenezer Baptist Church - December Club Mr. Johny Ford Rev. A. Kempton Haynes, Jr Richard & Linda Hubert Tom & Jennie McClellan Hyman Rev. & Mrs. Karl C. Kumpf Mr. William A. Parker, Jr. Mr. Norman W. Paschall Mr. Robert Pitman Mr. Larry L. Prince Roseland United Methodist Church, Roseland, FL

2 0 1 5ANNUAL REPORT

1190 West Druid Hills Drive, NESuite 145Atlanta, GA 30329

Since 1972, GHA has organized and conducted health education and management training programs for more than 9,000 health professionals and community leaders from 97 countries. Furthermore, since 1986, GHA has sustained community-based health and livelihood programs in rural Haiti. Today, GHA continues to develop innovative programs to address the complex health needs of vulnerable, under-served communities around the world.

Our approach is based on four core principles:

• Comprehensive development solutions are tailored to the community,

• Communities best address problems when connected to relevant knowledge, skills, and resources,

• Collaborative programs engage communities to create their own solutions, and

• Empowered women bring about improved community health.

SOURCES OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT Individuals $ 544,900.00 55% Churches/Religious organizations $134,817.05 14% Foundations & trusts $173,885.61 17% Other nonprofit organizations $66,914.78 7% Corporations $9,006.00 1% Rental income $43,555.00 4% Investments & other $24,054.56 2% TOTAL REVENUE $977,133.00 100%

EXPENSES Program services $ 698,505.00 80% Fundraising $107,167.00 12% Management & general $69,287.00 8% TOTAL EXPENSES $874,959.00 100%

8% 12%

80%

55% 14%

17%

7%

1% 2%

4%

93%

4% <1% 2% 1%

Financial Statement FISCAL YEAR 2015

1190 West Druid Hills Drive, NE Suite 145, Atlanta, GA 30329

Tel: (404) 634-5748 www.globalhealthaction.org

A tax exempt 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.

Change in Net Assets ($710,136.00) The decrease in net assets was driven by the sale of GHA’s building which generated a book loss of $823,650. The sale of the building ena-bled GHA to become debt-free and invest net proceeds to offset future operational costs.

REVENUE Contributions $ 930,024.00 93% Cash sales $1,602.00 <1% Donated goods & services $15,922.00 2% Investment income & other $6,030.00 1% Rental income $43,555.00 4% TOTAL REVENUE $977,133.00 100%

FINANCIAL STATEMENT Year ending June 30, 2015

PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT TO LEFT-BEHIND CHILDREN

• Assisted in the design and content development of a handbook on adolescent health and life skills; 20,000 copies were printed and distributed to left-behind children in Jiangsu province.

• Provided technical assistance to the national, provincial, and local health offices to support the expansion throughout Jaingsu province of the pilot project for left-behind children.

• Distributed hand hygiene kits and provided related health education to 1,200 children in Lupu township in Jaingsu Province.

NEONATAL & MATERNAL HEALTH

• In conjunction with the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing, conducted a qualitative study in Petit-Goâve to explore acceptability of altering traditional umbilical cord care practices to prevent neonatal sepsis and death in Haiti.

• Attended 696 safe deliveries.

• Made 1,973 post-natal visits.

COMMUNITY HEALTH

• Administered 7,818 vaccines and provided medical treatment during 8,010 clinical visits.

• Made 6,217 home visits, serving 6,238 families and 28,227 individuals.

• Conducted continuous training for networks of community health workers and traditional birth attendants.

• Conducted 310 health education community events attended by 5,393 people.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

• Vaccinated and treated thousands of goats for a variety of illnesses and parasites through mobile clinics.

• Initiated a women’s livestock cooperative in Trouin by providing the women with pregnant goats to start herds and monthly training on goat care.

• Assisted the community of La Colline in establishing a veterinary pharmacy.

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