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FHI360
FHI360 is a nonprofit human development organization founded in 1971, active in over 70 countries in public health, education, and research.
FHI360
FHI360 was established in 1971 as Family Health International, evolving into a global nonprofit with expertise in public health, education, and economic development (public record). Its headquarters are in Portland, Oregon, with major offices in San Francisco, Washington DC, San Diego, and London. FHI360 implements programs funded by US government agencies such as USAID, NIH, and CDC, as well as UN agencies and private foundations. Activity spans HIV/AIDS, malaria, family planning, nutrition, and education in over 70 countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. It does not deploy capital as an investment entity. FHI360 employs roughly 3,000 staff globally, with field offices in more than 20 countries (per the firm's official communications). It is structured as a US-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit, with research arms and a commercial subsidiary, FHI 360 Clinical Services, that conducts clinical trials. In 2024, FHI360 managed a portfolio of over $1 billion in active awards (per the firm's annual report). FHI360's structural differentiator is its hybrid model as both a research institute and program implementer, operating under US government contracts and cooperative agreements. It does not manage private capital or operate as a family office or investment firm.
General information
Firm type
other
Year founded
1971
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Portland
Corporate office
Portland, OR, United States
Additional offices
San Francisco, CA, United States · Washington, DC, United States · San Diego, CA, United States · London, United Kingdom
Principals
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Frequently asked questions
Does FHI360 act as a family office or investment manager?
No. FHI360 is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that implements health and development programs using government and donor funding. It does not manage private capital, make investments, or operate as a family office.
How is FHI360 funded?
FHI360 receives funding primarily from US government agencies (USAID, NIH, CDC), United Nations agencies, and private foundations such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. It operates under cost-reimbursable contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements (per the firm's annual reports and public record).
Where does FHI360 operate geographically?
FHI360 has programs in over 70 countries, concentrated in sub-Saharan Africa, South and Southeast Asia, Latin America, and parts of the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Its headquarters is in Portland, Oregon, with major offices in Washington DC, San Francisco, San Diego, and London.
What is FHI360's relationship with Family Health International?
FHI360 was originally founded as Family Health International in 1971, focusing on reproductive health research. It rebranded to FHI360 in 2011 to reflect a broader scope beyond health to include education, economic development, and civil society programs.
Does FHI360 engage in for-profit activities?
FHI360 has a wholly owned for-profit subsidiary, FHI 360 Clinical Services, which conducts clinical trials and research for pharmaceutical and device companies. This subsidiary operates under US federal regulations for clinical research.
What are FHI360's main program areas?
FHI360 focuses on infectious diseases (HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis), family planning and reproductive health, maternal and child health, nutrition, education, economic development, gender equity, and governance/civil society strengthening.
How many staff does FHI360 employ?
FHI360 employs approximately 3,000 staff globally, with field offices in more than 20 countries. The majority of staff are based in program countries rather than at headquarters (per the firm's official communications).
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