Please read this full page before applying to become a Changemaker.

Our Changemaker Scheme will be open for applications from 1st Jan 2020 until 31st March 2020

Changemaker bursaries can provide financial assistance to those looking to progress in the field of global maternal health. Our ambition is to ensure that we have access now, and in the future, to the skills and talent needed to ensure that no mother dies giving birth, regardless of where they live in the world.

Changemaker application’s will be assessed by an Ammalife panel at the final stage during April 2020.
These guidelines contain all the information you need to apply for our changemaker scheme. If, after reading the guidelines, you still have a question, or you need help in applying please contact: info@ammalife.org

Applying to be a Changemaker:

To apply to be an Ammalife Change Maker

Please send a copy of your CV, along with supporting statement to info@ammalife.org between 1st Jan – 31st March 2020.

When making your application, please consider the following:

  1. Changemaker bursaries can contribute towards work or training related costs. We won’t be able to help you with debts or general living expenses
  2. When filling out your application, be specific about exactly how becoming a Changemaker will move your career in global maternal health forward and exactly how it help achieve better outcomes for mothers in your country
  3. Make sure you are specific with cost involved and what they are for.
  4. Explain how your work will align with Ammalife’s strategic objectives.

Eligibility: who can apply to be a Changemaker

You can only apply to be an Ammalife Change Maker if you can confirm that all the following statements are accurate:

  •  I am 18 years old or above (you may be asked to prove this)
  •  I currently work in the field of maternal health or I can demonstrate my intention to work in this field

We will prioritise applications from people who clearly demonstrate an ambition to work in the low to middle income settings long-term, particularly if they are filling, or are likely to fill, a skills gap or shortage priority areas.