Global climate-health survey extended as #TeachToReach Leaders share scary stories (5 March 2025)

# Global Climate and Health Survey Extended as Frontline Workers Share Impact Stories Request your invitation https://www.learning.foundation/teachtoreach (You will automatically receive information about the survey when you received your invitation.) The Geneva Learning Foundation has extended its Global Climate and Health Survey until March 11, 2025, giving health workers worldwide additional time to document how climate change affects community health. "Climate change is doing more harm than good, and we need to develop adaptation strategies," said Kingsley, a community health worker from Ghana during a recent Reach Network update session. "In Ghana this year, 15 farmers who took loans for crop cultivation committed suicide because there was no rainfall, their crops could not yield, and they had no way to repay their loans." ## Survey aims to influence global health funding Launched on January 15 in partnership with Grand Challenges Canada, the survey has already gathered ...