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Action on World Health is committed to replacing the World Health Organization (WHO).
Co-founded by our Honorary Chairman, Nigel Farage, we are a nonpartisan, grassroots organization dedicated to creating a better vision of international health by replacing it with an entirely new body that sits outside the orbit of the United Nations.
The United States left the WHO on January 22 2026, following a one-year withdrawal process.
The WHO is now claiming America owes roughly $280 million to fully complete that withdrawal, and on that basis still considers the US a member.
This is a fantasy. The WHO does not get a veto over American sovereignty.
That said, the door remains open for a future Democrat President to rejoin without congressional approval. To close it permanently, Congress must repeal the 1948 Joint Resolution that brought America in to begin with.
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Through the power of philanthropy, the Action on World Health Foundation is working to improve the health of the world and its people by seeking a new model and framework for international institutions and policies that will protect national and individual sovereignty and improve governance.
Using research, public education, citizen engagement, and policy development, we advance international efforts to replace the World Health Organization (WHO) with a new body altogether and reinstate the freedoms of citizens by placing informed consent at the heart of decision-making in health.