The Global Fund Advocates Network (GFAN) was established in 2011 to unite voices and efforts from across the continent in support of a fully funded Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. 

Hosted by WACI Health and Impact Santé Afrique, GFAN Africa has built a continent–wide social movement that demands health for all by recruiting, connecting and mobilizing advocates to support successful replenishments of the Global Fund.

Informed by the Global Fund investment cases, GFAN Africa engages with implementing countries, donor governments, private sector actors, and philanthropic foundations to contribute to the Global Fund, so that resources raised are used to strengthen health systems, prevent new infections of HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, and save lives. GFAN Africa also leads civil society and communities in advocating for increased domestic resources for health. 

GFAN Africa aims to maximise the impact of health investments and advance the right to health. To achieve these goals, the platform elevates and unites community and civil society voices across Africa.