LDHI works with governments, hospitals, universities, NGOs, and technology companies to expand access to AI and digital-health training across Liberia and the region.
Ways to Partner
Government and Ministries
Support national digital-health workforce strategy with training aligned to public-health priorities and regulatory requirements.
Hospitals and Health Systems
Train clinical and administrative staff in practical AI tools that improve care delivery and operational efficiency.
Universities and Academic Institutions
Co-develop curriculum, exchange faculty expertise, and support joint research on AI in African health contexts.
NGOs and Development Partners
Extend program reach through funded scholarships, cohort sponsorships, and joint community health initiatives.
Technology Companies
Provide platforms, tools, and technical expertise that strengthen our curriculum and give learners hands-on experience.
Donors and Foundations
Fund scholarships, institutional training, and research that expands access to AI-literate health talent.
Current Partners
LDHI is actively building its founding partnership network. Organizations confirmed as partners will be listed here. If your organization is interested in an early founding partnership, we would welcome the conversation.
Let’s Discuss a Partnership
Reach out to our partnerships team to explore how we can work together to expand AI and digital-health capacity.