The Arnhold Institute for Global Health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai envisions a world where people in every community have access to high-quality health care. We build enduring global partnerships to improve health.
At the Arnhold Institute for Global Health, we strengthen health systems, educate the next generation of global health leaders, and generate research that improves policy, practice, and care.
We work across five global strategic partnerships in Ghana, Guyana, Kenya, Nepal, and New York City. By partnering with health systems, governments, academic institutions, private sector companies, and leading community-based organizations, we maximize impact and help communities become healthier and stronger.
Our partnerships are lasting, equitable, and mutually beneficial. Together, we:
- Expand access to primary care, maternal and child health, and chronic disease care for underserved communities
- Deliver comprehensive youth-centered care for adolescents where they live and go to school
- Strengthen health systems to deliver high-quality care for people who need it most.
Our Global Impact
- 35M+ people served
- $14.2M sponsored programs annually
- 100+ expert faculty and staff
- 70+ educational exchanges annually
- 50+ peer-reviewed publications annually
Our Programs and Partnerships
- Expand access to youth-friendly health care for all
- Train the next generation of global health leaders
- Deliver better health to people’s doorsteps in Ghana
- Improve holistic youth health in Kenya
- Strengthen access to quality health care for all in Nepal
- Advance community health in New York City