Global Homeopathy Foundation- Australia is formed by a group of conscientious, aspiring and dedicated professionals with a real interest in promoting and validating homeopathy in Australia.
The not-for-profit organisation aims to promote research and education of homeopathy to enable the professionals to advance into greater roles than that of clinicians.
GHF Australia also seeks to unite all associations and research bodies in Australia who are working to improve health in Australia through their contributions to homeopathic research.
It is working to identify the challenges facing homeopathy, develop strategies through acquiring resources and is also available as a resource or collaborative partner with other associations and research bodies.
GHF Australia is in alliance with GHF India and Ministry of AYUSH of the Government of India.
Global Homeopathy Foundation – Australia’s mission is to promote homeopathy in Australia and help it to reach the status of a credible medical science to assist its integration into the health care system.
Homeopathy offers largely untapped potential in science and healthcare and is both health-effective and cost-effective.
GHF in Australia works in co operation with GHF in India and shares common objectives. GHF in India constantly associates with the Ministry of AYUSH of the Government of India and the Central Council of Research in Homeopathy(CCRH).
Global Homeopathy Foundation- Australia’s mission is to promote homeopathy in Australia and help it to reach a status as a credible medical science to assist its integration into the health care system.
Homeopathy offers largely untapped potential in science and healthcare and is both health-effective and cost-effective.
GHF Australia and GHF India will work to network scientists and explore the intricacies of homeopathy as a science. This collaboration will also support philanthropists in promoting homeopathy, and encourage supporters and beneficiaries of homeopathy to share their experiences.
To be a facilitator in the PROMOTION, EDUCATION, RESEARCH and PRACTICE of Homeopathic medicine in Australia.
To help in the health delivery of homeopathy to Australian communities (including Aboriginal communities).
To initiate and encourage scientific medical research in natural medicine-homeopathy.
Support the education of health and homeopathic medicine in Australia.
Improve and standardise the syllabus.
Promote advances in science and technology related to homeopathy and encourage field experts to investigate the intricacies of homeopathic concepts and principles.
Provide scholarships for meritorious students and researchers.
Conduct high quality international conferences and seminars with international faculty to enhance the professional skills and acumen of homeopaths.
Counter non-scientific and misguided teachings and practices.
Encourage scientific research in homeopathy by working with governmental and non- governmental resources.
Promote advances in science and technology related to homeopathy and encourage field experts to find viable answers to the intricacies of homeopathic concepts and principles.
Encourage research in homeopathic clinical trials with double blind RCTs to upscale ongoing research and include more practitioners with set standardised protocols.
Provide guidance in the study and research of optical isomers in homeopathic medicines.
Form a research network and facilitate meta-analysis.
Raise funds through various activities including research.
Approach philanthropists, funding institutes, and scientists to seek support and the coordination of homeopathic research.
This will be the biggest homeopathic clinical research study that has ever been undertaken with size on par with pharmaceutical industry studies globally. To express your interest (EOI) in participating in the homeopathic research juggernaut, please complete and submit the online form below.
Launch Declaration by Mr. Manish Gupta, Consul General of India in Sydney at Conference Hall, Level 2, Office of the Consulate General of India, 265 Casltereagh St, Sydney, NSW 2000
Mahatma Gandhi
