This collection of three booklets on environmental health includes information on clean water, pesticides, and sanitation. Taken from A Community Guide to Environmental Health, these stand-alone materials show how to build safe toilets, purify water and protect watersheds, and reduce harm from toxic chemicals. The set includes Sanitation and Cleanliness for a Healthy Environment, Pesticides are Poison and Water for Life.
Regularly $23.85 if purchased separately, this set is only $18.95 - a savings of 20%.

This collection is a must-have for health workers. It covers a broad spectrum of health issues, including information on injuries and illnesses, women’s health topics such as pregnancy and childbirth, and strategies to improve health education and community involvement. The set includes six books: Where There Is No Doctor, Helping Health Workers Learn, Where There Is No Dentist, Where Women Have No Doctor, A Book for Midwives, and A Community Guide to Environmental Health.
Regularly $164.70 if purchased separately, this set is only $131.75 – a savings of 20%.

Get all of Hesperian's titles in English at a substantial savings. This comprehensive set includes 14 books that fall under six major topic areas: General health, disability health, women's health, workers' health, HIV/AIDS, and environmental health. Also available in Spanish.
Regularly $369.25 if purchased separately, this set is only $258.50 – a savings of 30%.

In Abundance, Julia, a US medical doctor, flees her privileged life to deliver health care in African villages. Carl, also American, but with different experiences as a black man in the US, is an international NGO expat self-exiled in West Africa. The two come together as colleagues (and then more) as Liberia is convulsed in a brutal civil war.

The latest edition of what remains the leading source for radical analysis in global healthcare. Combining rigorous analysis with practical policy suggestions, Global Health Watch 6 offers an accessible and compelling case for a radical new approach to healthcare across the world.

Kirk Scirto draws upon his extensive experience on 4 continents and a broad array of research to examine the pitfalls of traditional approaches ("suitcase" medicine, clinic building) and the benefits of empowering approaches (training, system strengthening, and more) to global health work. Full of stories illustrating what really works in the struggle for health justice. 

Three of our most popular titles, together in a set for the first time. The Preparedness Set contains two must-have titles on basic health care for people — Where There Is No Doctor and Where There Is No Dentist — and an additional book, Where There Is No Pet Doctor, on the health of farm animals that are essential to the well-being of communities.
Regularly $75.85 if purchased separately, this set is only $59.95 — a savings of 20%.