Press Releases

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.

Tens of thousands of patients weakened by heart, liver and kidney disease and the influenza virus in Kyrgyzstan will benefit from free medicines provided by Project HOPE.

Medical volunteers from Project HOPE are launching a mission with the U.S. Navy to improve health standards for patients at risk of malnutrition, dehydration and disease in Ghana.

On World Cancer Day, Project HOPE, an international humanitarian and health education organization is making huge strides to combat a rising trend of childhood cancer in China.

Program is offering free screenings to identify the signs of chronic disease, such as heart disease and diabetes and educating residents on how to manage their health more effectively and make smarter lifestyle and nutrition choices.

Officials from Shanghai Government, SCMC, Project HOPE and Hospira commemorate groundbreaking of new seven-story Oncology Tower

16 November 2010 – Millwood, Va. – As the number of deaths related to the cholera outbreak in Haiti nears 1,000, Project HOPE, the global health education and humanitarian assistance organization, is deploying a team of international cholera experts to train Haitian health care professionals to better care for and manage the rapidly growing number of patients suffering from the illness.