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Featured Stories

‘Breathtaking’ Destruction: A Q&A On Hurricane Dorian’s Aftermath

As the scale of Hurricane Dorian’s destruction comes into focus, Bahamians on the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama face a monumental recovery. Learn more in this Q&A with Tom Cotter, Project HOPE’s director of emergency response.

On the Ground in Colombia: Q&A with Dr. Atilio

Our country representative in Colombia, Dr. Atilio Rivera-Vasquez, shares his experience of the Venezuela crisis and the greatest health challenges he’s seeing as more and more refugees and migrants arrive to Colombian hospitals in need of urgent care.

Skin-to-Skin: Alternative Incubation Technique Saves Newborn Lives

Project HOPE introduces Kangaroo Mother Care to new mothers in Sierra Leone, a warming method that simulates the womb and helps premature and low weight babies survive and grow healthy — from fragile to strong.

Mother to Mother: Village Care Groups Save Lives in Sierra Leone

The maternal mortality rate is higher in Sierra Leone than anywhere else in the world: One in 17 women won’t survive pregnancy or delivery. The majority of these deaths are a result of preventable causes, exposing a critical lack of information and skilled care. The fact that most of these deaths could have been avoided is a tragedy, but it also means that all hope isn’t lost — that there’s work that can be done to save lives in the future.

Photo Essay: In Serang, Midwives Stand in the Gap

In western Java, just a few hours from the metropolis of Jakarta, villages in rural Serang struggle with a tragic and preventable problem: maternal and neonatal mortality.

Crisis in Yemen: How to Help

Yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with three-fourths of the country's population requiring some form of assistance to survive. Project HOPE is helping provide the vital support people in Yemen need most. Get the facts about this crisis and learn more about how you can help below.

Since 1958, We've IMPACTED Tens of Millions of Lives

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Years of experience

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Billion in donations delivered

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Health care workers trained

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Volunteers deployed

With 57 programs in
over 20 countries, Project HOPE addresses health challenges affecting people around the globe.

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