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Donations and support
Anna Sjöblom
Director, ReAct Europe
E-mail: anna.k.sjoblom@medsci.uu.se
Mobile: +46 73 986 66 37
Please reach out for donations and support for ReAct’s global network.
Thomas Fredengren
Fundraiser, Uppsala University
E-mail: thomas.fredengren@uu.se
Phone: +46 18 471 1885
Please reach out for donations via Uppsala University.
Donate to ReAct
You can support ReAct’s work via donations to Uppsala University, host for ReAct Europe. Make sure to mark donations with “ReAct”. Your gift means a great deal! With your donation you will help address antibiotic resistance.
SUPPORT REACT VIA UPPSALA UNIVERSITY
- Ways of giving – Uppsala University
- You can also donate via Swish. SWISH number: 123 687 07 03 or use the QR-code. For Swish you need to have a Swedish bank account.
Why is it important to address antibiotic resistance?
Antibiotics are crucial for all kinds of medical treatments, from simple infections to advanced surgeries.
Antibiotics are essential for human, animal, and environmental health. However, antibiotic resistance is making these drugs less effective, weakening their foundational role in medicine.
As antibiotic resistance increases, we risk losing the ability to treat bacterial infections effectively.
Meanwhile, not many new antibiotics are being developed. Together, we can act more effectively for a world where infections remain treatable.
Our work
ReAct works to reduce antibiotic resistance by:
- Meeting the needs of low- and middle-income countries
- Involving and engaging communities and civil society
- Focusing on the implementation of One Health AMR National Action Plans
ReAct advocates at global, regional and national levels:
- Promoting initiatives to ensure everyone has access to effective antibiotics
- Advancing new ideas in antibiotic and public health
- Encouraging global cooperation to address the needs and challenges of low- and middle-income countries
Every minute 3 people die from antibiotic resistant bacteria
1 in 5 deaths from antibiotic resistant bacteria is a child younger than 5
1 in 8 of all global deaths are linked to infections caused by 33 types of bacteria
Your donation helps
ReAct's work
ReAct has initiated community projects in Africa, Latin America and Asia Pacific, for example educating children on how to prevent infections and antibiotic resistance, projects developing antibiotic smart communities.
Learn more about the Antibiotic Smart Communities project in India
ReAct’s Alforja Educativa has engaged over 3500 children in Latin America, promoting health, ecological awareness and educating children on antibiotic resistance.
Learn more about the Alforja Educativa initiative
ReAct collaborates with governments and organizations to help implement national action plans to address this global health challenge, with a specific focus on low- and middle-income countries.
Read about the ZASPARS project in Zambia
ReActs team of antibiotic resistance experts work to create policy change, to put the issue of antibiotic resistance higher on the political agenda and push for more political action.
Read interview with ReAct's Mengying Ren
