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Who said TB awareness campaigns can't be fun? Check out HOPE in Kyrgyzstan.

"Your dedicated support is truly what Makes HOPE Happen around the globe every day," Tom Kenyon, M.D., M.P.H., President and CEO.

Project HOPE's disaster relief team traveled to Ecuador following the April 16, 2016, 7.8 magnitude earthquake, to assess the situation and prepare for the delivery of medical supplies, medicines and volunteer help if needed. At this time, the government of Ecuador has not requested additional volunteers, but HOPE has shipped, by air, medical supplies requested by the government valuing $80,000. We stand by to assist if additional help is needed. Thanks for your support.

We are excited to announce Project HOPE's Volunteer of the Year, Nurse Ann Perez and our Global Partner Volunteer of the Year, Massachusetts General Hospital.

2015 in Review: Your support helped Project HOPE reach nearly one million people with lifesaving health care and health education programs, train more than 23,700 local health care professionals and deliver more than $206 million of medical supplies and medicines.

1961 Academy Award Winning Documentary captures the very first voyage of the SS HOPE.

For more than 50 years, Project HOPE has been responding to major disasters around the globe, providing health education opportunities for local health care workers and improving the health of women and children.

Project HOPE, in partnership with Eli Lilly and Company, is conducting a five-year program in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Haryana with the Public Health Foundation of India and Population Services International called Project UDAY (Uday means "dawn" or "sunrise" in Hindi). The UDAY program is training a variety of health care providers and community health workers in cost-effective methods to prevent and manage diabetes and hypertension.