Commonwealth
Health Professions and Partners Alliance

In 2009, the health
professional associations accredited to
the Commonwealth formed the Commonwealth
Health Professions Alliance (CHPA). In
2020, the CHPA changed its name to the
Commonwealth Health Professions and
Partners Alliance.
The CHPA consider that by working together
they can more efficiently and effectively
represent and support health professionals
in Commonwealth countries and promote high
standards of care and equity in access to
care for Commonwealth peoples.
CHPA Contact
Commonwealth
Health Professions Alliance
Email: secretary@chpa.co
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CHPA
changes its name
At its 12th
Annual General Meeting in June 2020, members
of the CHPA passed a resolution to change
its name to more accurately reflect its
membership and to be more inclusive. The new
name is the Commonwealth Health Professions
and Partners Alliance although the acronym
CHPA remains. This is an exciting
development for the CHPA to reinforce its
dedication and determination to support
health professionals and other health
practitioners to improve the health of all
citizens of the Commonwealth, particularly
in these difficult times.
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2023
Commonwealth Civil Society Policy Forum
Wednesday 12 April 2023
12 midday to 2:00 pm (London time)
online forum
The Commonwealth Civil Society Policy Forum links to the Commonwealth Year of Youth 2023.

>> 2023 CCSPF Flyer
Registration is essential. Click on the image above or scan the QR code below. Once registered you will receive a link to join the forum.

Eminent speakers will address topics of concern to young people: staying healthy; healthy eating; maintaining mental health and wellbeing; climate change; and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on young people amongst other issues. The CCSPF is held annually before the Commonwealth Health Ministers’ meeting (CHMM) and provides a report and recommendations to the CHMM from the forum.
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CHPA Executive 2023-2024

Chairperson
Professor Vajira Dissanayake
Commonwealth Medical Association
Deputy Chairperson
Mr Raymond Anderson
Commonwealth Pharmacists Association
Secretary
Dr KS Ramesh
Commonwealth Organisation for Social Work
Acting Treasurer
Jill Iliffe
Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Federation |