Project HOPE volunteers are among 13 nurses to be honored at the United Nations in New York on International Nurses Day on Friday May 12 in the first annual gathering of inspiring nurses who are making a difference in global health.

Project HOPE announced the opening of the Disaster Preparedness Training Center at the Wuhan University HOPE School of Nursing in China today.

Dr. Tom Kenyon, the CEO of Project HOPE, is warning that the White House administration’s proposed budget cuts to foreign aid risk endangering millions of people around the world as well as America’s historic role as a lifeline to those in need

Global Health Checkup is a new podcast series from Project HOPE highlighting the news, issues, events and trends in international development and relief work. The series will address some of the most complex issues in global health, which affect millions of people around the globe.

Project HOPE's Beijing and Shanghai representative offices were among the first group of foreign NGOs registered in China in accordance with new law ensuring proper management of international NGOs.

Project HOPE is pleased to announce the appointment of Rabih Torbay, a global health expert and leader in international development and humanitarian relief, as its new President.

A baby boy in China is recovering well after intricate open-heart surgery, the youngest patient to undergo such a procedure at the Shanghai Children’s Medical Center.

On the 7th anniversary of the Haiti earthquake, Project HOPE vows to continue efforts to help rebuild Haiti’s health system after Hurricane Matthew compromised progress.

“I am excited to join Project HOPE’s global team to further its mission of building health capacity to save lives and to collaborate with partners in the field and the private sector to strive for sustainable solutions to serious health challenges,” said Chris Skopec.

Project HOPE has announced the appointment of Julia Soyars as its Vice President, Chief Legal and Compliance Officer.

Project HOPE announced promising results from a series of innovative studies aimed at improving Tuberculosis adherence, detection and prevention in patients in Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Malawi.

Project HOPE announced an airlift of medicines and supplies to Haiti today as health needs persist one month after Hurricane Matthew blasted through the Caribbean nation.