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Project HOPE Responds to Deadly Mozambique Cyclone

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Project HOPE Prepares Response to Deadly Mozambique Cyclone

Millions of people impacted; more than 1,000 lives feared lost

Crisis in Venezuela Escalates

Humanitarian Relief Imperative

Project HOPE Deploys Medical Team to Colombian Border Towns to Ease Suffering of Venezuelans

Project HOPE Marks World AIDS Day by Highlighting Pioneering Program to Support Teens with HIV in Namibia

Project HOPE Partners with U.S. Navy on the Pacific Partnership Humanitarian Mission to Asia Pacific

Medical volunteers from Project HOPE, a leader in global health development and emergency relief programs, have joined the 2018 Pacific Partnership, the 13th annual humanitarian aid mission and disaster response exercise led by the United States Navy in the Asia Pacific region. HOPE volunteers will implement side-by-side trainings with local health care professionals in Nha Trang, Vietnam.

Project HOPE, Shanghai Children’s Medical Center and Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital Partner to Save Lives of Children with Congenital Heart Disease in Africa

Project HOPE Joins Calls for a Human Rights Approach to Addressing Tuberculosis at the 49th Union World Conference on Lung Health in The Hague

Project HOPE says access to treatment for tuberculosis is a basic human right at the opening of the 49th Union World Conference on Lung Health begins in the Hague today.

Project HOPE Monitors Hurricane Willa as it Nears Mexico

PROJECT HOPE MONITORS IMPACT OF HURRICANE MICHAEL IN FLORIDA

Project HOPE Medical Team in Haiti Responds to Urgent Health Needs after Earthquake and Strong Aftershock Rocked the Island

Health Needs Spike for Survivors of Indonesia’s Earthquake and Tsunami

Project HOPE Medical Teams Respond to Deadly Earthquake and Tsunami in Indonesia

Astana Conference Highlights Project HOPE’s TB Work in Central Asia

Kazakhstan ranks in the top 30 countries in the world with the highest prevalence rate of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis. Project HOPE, government officials, and other NGOs recently gathered in Astana, the country’s capital, to discuss TB treatment and prevention strategies. Ahead of World TB day, we’re calling attention to the ongoing fight against tuberculosis – in Central Asia and beyond.

Semira's Story: Giving Up, then Giving Back

Sometimes it takes just one person to help change a community. Semira is a volunteer who was driven to change the stigma attached to HIV infection and speaks from the heart as she helps others overcome the fear of being tested and getting the help they need. Join us this International Women's Day in celebrating women's achievement and empowerment as exemplified by Semira's courage, strength and efforts to give back.

U.S. aid remains untouched as Venezuelans flee across border to Colombia