A DECADE OF PARTNERSHIP
STANDING VOICE & FONDATION PIERRE FABRE
Ten years of working together
For ten years, Standing Voice and Fondation Pierre Fabre have worked together to improve access to healthcare and wider opportunities for people with albinism across Africa.
Since the partnership began in 2016, our work together has grown significantly. From strengthening access to life-saving skin cancer prevention and treatment, the partnership has helped expand a wider model of support encompassing vision, wellbeing and livelihoods.
A decade on, the partnership continues to evolve — strengthening health systems, building evidence and working towards sustainable, locally led services for people with albinism.
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The Story
10 Years of Impact
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Voices of the Partnership
Looking Ahead
10 Years Of Impact In Numbers
14k+
people with albinism reached
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Watch a short film exploring a decade of partnership between Standing Voice and Fondation Pierre Fabre, told through the people and communities at the heart
of our work.
From Partnership to Lasting Change
Voices From The Partnership
Manual of Best Practice
A guide to skin cancer prevention and management for people with albinism in Africa, Funded by the ILDS.
Surviving the Sun
A short film following one families battle against Skin Cancer in Tanzania. Funded by the Pierre Fabre Foundation.
World Skin Health Day
A film made by the International League of Dermatological Societies to mark World Skin Health Day 2024
Information booklet for PWA, Families and Caregivers
Our purpose-built guide to increase knowledge on albinism
Ufulu Wanga (Our Rights)
A short film charting the Skin Cancer Prevention Programme in Malawi. Funded by the EU & the Pierre Fabre Foundation.
Meet Silas
The tragic story of one man’s battle with skin cancer
Voices From The Partnership
The Next Chapter
Looking Ahead
SV and the FPF remain committed to expanding access to life-saving healthcare and strengthening inclusive systems that enable PWA to thrive. Together, we are on track to achieve national coverage of the SCPP across Tanzania and half of Malawi by the end of 2027.
On behalf of the entire SV team, we extend our deepest gratitude to FPF for its unwavering partnership throughout the past ten years. Together, we are helping shape a future in which PWA can live safely, access the care and education they deserve, and enjoy full and equal rights in society.
We look forward to continuing this vital journey together in the years to come.
