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

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…

A Year Later, Ukrainians Still Desperately Need Our Support

Project HOPE Teams Continue Supporting Ukrainians a Year into the Full-Scale Russian Invasion

With Millions Displaced, Project HOPE Sounds the Alarm for…

Emergency Response Teams Working Around the Clock in Response to the…

There have already been reports of more than 17,000 people killed, and tens of thousands injured, including over 3,000 in Syria, a country wrecked by more than 11 years of civil war.

Project HOPE has Deployed Emergency Teams in Response to the Deadly…

Deadly earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria have killed thousands with complex rescue efforts underway.

Massive Russian Strike Interrupts Health and Humanitarian Aid Access…

Project HOPE Teams Continue Supporting Ukrainians in Wake of Devastating Missile Barrage

Project HOPE Commends the U.S. & United Nations for Issuing…

Project HOPE Applauds the Focus on Health Workforce in the Successful…

Providing Care in the Shadows of HIV

In southwest Nigeria, Project HOPE is helping mitigate the threat of HIV for the country’s most vulnerable populations: women, children, and adolescents.

In Türkiye, Hope Returns in Clean Water

In rural villages of southern Türkiye, Project HOPE is installing solar water chlorination points to help tens of thousands of earthquake survivors access safe drinking water.

‘People are Psychologically Collapsing’: A Q&A from Sudan

More than half of people in Sudan require urgent humanitarian support. Learn more about the crisis in this Q&A with Shaza Mohamed, executive director of our local partner, Nada Elazhar for Disaster Prevention and Sustainable Development (NADA).