Health and Hope for Tomorrow
Since 1958, Project HOPE has worked to make health care available for people around the globe – especially children. It’s in our name: Health Opportunities for People Everywhere.  You may remember our hospital ship that traveled the world. Today our work includes educating health professionals and volunteers, providing medicines and supplies, strengthening health facilities, training community health workers, and fighting communicable diseases such as TB and AIDS.

HOPE Volunteers Complete West Africa Mission   A second team of Project HOPE medical volunteers completed a two-week health education mission at the John F. Kennedy Hospital in Monrovia, Liberia.    The 14 medical volunteers from across the United States worked one-on-one with their counterparts in JFK's emergency room, labor and delivery unit, neonatal unit, pediatric ICU, medical ward, pharmacy , X-Ray department and biomedical technology department. They also  conducted several health care education courses impacting hundreds of patients and health care professionals and forming professional friendships that will last for years to come. Read our mission  for a real life account of our Project HOPE volunteers at work. READ MORE