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Local, national, and international organizations are seeking funds to continue their work, and in the spirit of generosity, many people have made donations or plan to support worthy causes that bring aid to areas in need.

Acquisitions will boost graduation, postgraduate and capacity-building activities for the community in general.

Regional Consultation Facilitates Deliberations on Addressing the NCD Program Implementation Challenges

The latest exhibit in Lawrence Gallery at Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury is part of a collection from Project HOPE.

It’s been over a month since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico. Since then, nurses have been answering the call for help by volunteering their services throughout the area. They are returning and sharing stories of devastation, lack of resources and a looming mass-health crisis.

Project HOPE donated high-tech equipment to the San Lorenzo de Los Mina Maternal and Child Hospital for the care of premature babies born and is also supporting the training of medical personnel. (Article in Spanish)

The dual challenge of diabetes and TB was discussed at a regional non-communicable diseases consultation organized by Project HOPE.

Non-Governmental Organizations Work Together to Provide Water to Communities in Puerto Rico.

Clinical Nutrition is often neglected in medical care and patient population, but it does not mean that it’s not important. In fact, it can affect the development of course and the outcome of treatment. The Shanghai Children’s Medical Centre (SCMC) has embarked on a new endeavor: nutrition assessment and nutrition support therapy for children with the active involvement of nutrition department.

How to help those recovering from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.