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The UQ Public Health Association (UQ PHA) is dedicated to creating meaningful connections and collaborations with organizations and professionals in the field of public health. We welcome opportunities for partnerships and support from organisations that share our vision and are committed to promoting the well-being of communities.
By partnering with UQ PHA, your organisation can make a significant impact on the lives of students and contribute to the advancement of public health initiatives. Whether you are in a position to offer financial support, donate products or services, or connect us with emerging and established professionals in the field, we welcome all avenues for collaboration.
A vibrant student community
A vibrant student community
As a partner of UQ PHA, you gain access to a vibrant community of passionate and talented individuals who are dedicated to addressing the world's most pressing public health challenges. By investing in our student society, you help cultivate the next generation of leaders and advocates in public health, fostering innovation, research, and community engagement.
Benefits
Benefits
In return, UQ PHA offers a range of benefits to our valued partners, including visibility through our website, social media platforms, and events, as well as opportunities to engage directly with our members through workshops, networking events, and mentorship programs. We are also open to discussing tailored partnerships that align with your organisation's objectives and values.
Connect With Us
Connect With Us
If you are interested in exploring partnership opportunities, supporting our initiatives, or discussing how your organisation can make a meaningful contribution to public health, please contact us at uqphsa@gmail.com. We would be thrilled to discuss how we can collaborate and create a lasting impact together.
Thank you for considering UQ PHA as a partner. We look forward to forging a mutually beneficial relationship that advances the field of public health and improves the well-being of communities.
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