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Project HOPE is reducing neonatal mortality in the Dominican Republic through the Saving the Newborn campaign. SAVING NEWBORN babies is the ultimate goal.

Your support saves lives. Thank you for your 2016 donation to Project HOPE.

For almost 20 years, Project HOPE has implemented infectious disease programs in countries around the world. Its approach? Target the individual needs of a country and its communities. In Kazakhstan, Project HOPE’s approach to TB management and control focuses on addressing its migrant population, bringing TB awareness, screening and support in a series of coordinated campaigns to areas where migrants work.

Project HOPE is responding to the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti with medical volunteers and shipments of medicines and medical supplies. You can help.

In my first 12 months as HOPE’s new President and CEO, I’ve been privileged to visit colleagues in 13 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America and seen for myself how our programs and professionals are doing vital work in building health capacity that is directly helping patients, doctors and nurses, and others.

After Project HOPE volunteers help save mother and baby's lives, Sierra Leone family names newborn son after Project HOPE's President and CEO, Dr. Tom Kenyon.

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.