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News Alert: Severe Hunger Grows Worse in Tigray, Ethiopia, New…

News Alert: New Assessment Reveals Alarming Health Needs in Southern…

Project HOPE & Renowned Artist Stefan Szczesny Partner to Raise…

Project HOPE Remains Committed to a Long-Term Earthquake Response in…

News Alert: A Humanitarian Crisis is Unfolding at the U.S.-Mexico…

With the termination of Title 42 this week, Project HOPE anticipates greatly increased health and humanitarian needs at the U.S.-Mexico border.

News Alert: Sudan is Running Out of Medicine and Health Facilities as…

News Alert: Rural Communities in Northeast Nigeria are Out of Water…

Project HOPE Calls for the Protection of Health Facilities in Sudan

Deadly Flooding Impacting Earthquake Survivors in Türkiye:…

Project HOPE, is sounding the alarm for urgently needed support as deadly flooding impacts earthquake survivors in the Adiyaman and Şanlıurfa provinces of Türkiye just five weeks after the back-to-back 7.8- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes.

Project HOPE Highlights the Importance of Health Security, Equity, and…

Aftershocks, Sanitation, and Mental Health Issues Imperil Health of…

Project HOPE states that there is an immense need to support the millions of survivors living in shelters, camps, and rural settlements in Türkiye and Syria.

Project HOPE Applauds the Appointment of Dr. Jean Kaseya as Director…

5 Things to Know About Health Worker Burnout

Around the world, high rates of burnout are driving health workers away from their work. Learn more about the burden health workers carry, why many keep silent, and the implications for patient care.

In Kherson, ‘Water Is Worth Its Weight in Gold’

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has compromised one of the most essential building blocks of health: clean water. With support from USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance, Project HOPE is bringing it back.

The Ukrainian Refugee Psychologists of Krakow

Thanks to support from Project HOPE, a psychological center in Krakow, Poland has become a safe workplace for Ukrainian psychologists to fulfill their passion while they help their fellow refugees.