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Project HOPE Highlights the Importance of Health Security, Equity, and Access — Reflecting on Three Years of the COVID-19 Pandemic: March 10, 2023 –On March 11, 2020, WHO declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak a global pandemic. With the COVID-19 pandemic entering its third year, Project HOPE – the global health and humanitarian aid organization – reflects on the global health lessons around global health security, vaccine access, health equity, and rebuilding primary health systems.

A Year Later, Ukrainians Still Desperately Need Our Support: February 22, 2023: As we near the one-year anniversary since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Project HOPE commemorates 12 months of devastation, impact, and hope. Project HOPE has been working in Ukraine since the Russian invasion in late February of 2022, supporting health clinics with supplies and medicines, reconstructing medical facilities, training nurses and doctors on trauma and wound care, and providing mental health support to those impacted by the war.

With Millions Displaced, Project HOPE Sounds the Alarm for Humanitarian Crisis in Türkiye & Syria: February 14, 2023: Project HOPE is sounding the alarm about the growing humanitarian crisis in Türkiye and Syria following two deadly earthquakes. For the millions of people reportedly displaced across Türkiye and Syria sleeping in sub-zero winter conditions, there is an immediate need for adequate shelter, health care, mental health support, child protection, and basic needs to prevent a greater loss of life.

Project HOPE Commends the United Nations for Issuing Historic Humanitarian Sanctions Exceptions: December 20, 2022: Project HOPE applauds the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for enacting robust humanitarian sanction exceptions that will allow for Project HOPE and other humanitarian organizations to more effectively provide critical, lifesaving relief to vulnerable people living under sanctioned regimes.