Press Releases

Project HOPE medical volunteers have arrived in Cameroon to share their expertise with health care professionals.

Project HOPE has arrived in Peru to provide medical care and health education to underserved communities on a nine-country mission to Central and South America and the Caribbean.

Project HOPE medical volunteers have arrived in Vanuatu, the second stop on a three-month humanitarian mission with the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific, after caring for thousands of patients in Tonga.

Project HOPE, in partnership with Merck, is collaborating with the Honduran Ministry of Health to further advance efforts to vaccinate vulnerable populations against pneumococcal infections, a major cause of pneumonia.

HOPE medical volunteers on board the massive white hospital ship, the USNS Comfort, sailed to Jamaica, the first stop on the five-month mission, known as Continuing Promise 2011.

Medical volunteers from Project HOPE have embarked on a mission with the U.S. Navy to offer medical care and health education to underserved communities in the Oceania region.

Educating communities about tuberculosis detection in Malawi has yielded amazing results in preventing the spread of the disease, a major cause of death and sickness, especially for people with HIV/AIDS.

Project HOPE and Delta Health Alliance are collaborating to improve access to health education and care for residents of the Mississippi Delta region.

As Haitians went to the polls Sunday, March 20, to choose a new leader, Project HOPE is reaffirming its commitment to provide long-term care to thousands of Haitians rebuilding their lives after Haiti’s devastating earthquake.

Project HOPE is training 3,000 Diabetes Educators and is marking International Women’s Day on March 8 with an appeal to Indian women to take action against this growing scourge.

Communities struggling to survive life threatening illnesses like heart disease and influenza in Tajikistan are receiving $21 million in medicines from Project HOPE.