About this opportunity
Applications are now open to join the Africa Youths in Digital Health Network (YiDHN) , a continental initiative under the Africa CDC Youth Programme that brings together young professionals, students, innovators, and researchers passionate about transforming healthcare through digital technologies. The network provides members with opportunities to build skills, collaborate with peers across Africa, and participate in training, mentorship, research, and innovation initiatives in digital health.
Membership Benefits Members of the network can access: Digital health training and capacity-building programmes Mentorship from experts in public health and digital health Networking with young professionals across Africa Research and innovation opportunities Leadership and advocacy initiatives Exclusive access to workshops, webinars, and professional development programmes Opportunities to collaborate on projects that improve health outcomes across the continent.
Eligibility
The network is open to young Africans who are interested in: Digital Health Public Health Health Innovation Health Technology Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Research Health Policy Digital Transformation It is suitable for: Students Young professionals Healthcare workers Researchers Entrepreneurs Innovators Technology enthusiasts passionate about improving healthcare in Africa. Why Join the Network?
Joining the Africa Youths in Digital Health Network provides access to a growing community of young leaders working to strengthen healthcare systems through technology and innovation. Members are often given priority access to training programmes, mentorship opportunities, and collaborative initiatives organised under the Africa CDC Youth Programme.
Why This Matters As digital technologies continue to reshape healthcare across Africa, there is growing demand for professionals with skills in digital health, health data, AI, and innovation. The Africa Youths in Digital Health Network helps young Africans build these competencies while connecting them with opportunities to contribute to the continent’s digital health transformation.
Application timeline
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Application timeline
has been specified. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible.
Application steps
Eligible young Africans can join the network by completing the official application form:
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