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The World Council for Health is run by a small team of staff and volunteers. We will do our best to get back to you as soon as possible and would like to say thank you in advance for your patience. We are entirely funded by the public so please consider making a donation to enable us to continue our important work.

Please be advised, that while the World Council for Health endeavors to read every email, we are unable to respond to all correspondence. In particular, we are unable to respond to round-robin or cut-and-paste campaign-type emails. Before submitting a message, we recommend looking through some the frequently asked questions below to see if you can find an answer.

Where can I sign up for your newsletter?

Thanks for your interested in our newsletter! Our emails and visiting our website directly are the best ways to stay connected to the World Council for Health. You can sign up for our email newsletter here.

I missed the General Assembly Meeting. Can I still watch it?

Yes, the General Assembly Meetings are immediately available in the Newsroom. A few days following the meeting, you can also find the full meeting as well as speaker presentations in the WCH Video Library. General Assembly Meetings are also livestreamed to Odysee, Rumble, and Gettr where you can watch them any time.

I need medical advice. Can WCH help me?

No, unfortunately the World Council for Health is unable to provide medical advice. We recommend reaching out to a trusted practitioner. If you’re having a medical emergency, contact the local emergency services where you live. Whilst we are able to signpost our audience to trusted health initiatives and protocols we are not be able to respond to individual requests for health support and information.

We suggest looking at our Coalition Partners to find organizations and groups near you that may be able to assist with your specific needs. Sort our partners by country using the filter option to find partners near you.

Where can I follow you online?

You can find us on Telegram, Gettr, Odysee, Rumble, YouTube, Facebook, Minds, Truth Social, LinkedIn, and Spotify.

Can you tell me more about _____? 

If you’re looking for something specific, we recommend using the search feature at the top right of our website. 

Can I donate via PayPal?

Yes, you can. We prefer donations here via our website, but if this does not work for you or you prefer PayPal, please send to: wch@ebmcsquared.org. We are entirely people-powered and we appreciate your support.

Can I donate via bank transfer?

Yes, you can. We ask that you please use the contact form to send us a message and we will provide you with the necessary information. We are entirely people-powered and we appreciate your support.

Where can I buy Ivermectin?

Ivermectin is a prescription only medicine (POM) in the UK. You will need to ask for a private prescription from your doctor. The pharmacy will then dispense the Ivermectin and make a charge to cover the full cost of the medicine and a dispensing fee.

We recommend you print out a copy of the Front-line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) out-patient treatment protocol to present to your GP or pharmacist.

Ivermectin Chat on Telegram has trusted online pharmacies that many people have ordered Ivermectin from. WCH does not endorse this and has no knowledge of the quality of the products.

What happens after I serve a Cease & Desist Notice?

It is our hope that whoever the Notice is served the notice will act upon it, since the Declaration within the Notice states that Covid-19 injections are dangerous and unsafe for human use and that the manufacturing, distribution, administration and promotion of these injections violate basic principles of law.

Therefore, those served will be held liable further down the line for the violation of principles of justice grounded in civil, criminal, constitutional, and natural law.  This won’t happen immediately, but as everyone is keeping records of when, where, and to whom the Cease & Desist Notices have been served, they can be tracked and action will be taken against them for ignoring the Notices and continuing to manufacture, distribute, administer and promote these harmful and unsafe injections.

We will release more information when we reach the next stage of the proceedings.

Please note: The World Council for Health is unable to give out medical advice. You must contact a practitioner. If you have a medical emergency, contact local emergency services where you live.

If you have a further query not answered by the FAQs above please email: info@worldcouncilforhealth.org