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.

Project HOPE is to announce promising outcomes from studies aimed at improving the detection of Tuberculosis (TB) through diagnostics, and preventing the contamination of sputum samples in southern Malawi at the 47th Union World Conference on Lung Health.

Project HOPE deployed medical volunteers to Haiti today as fears escalate over the spread of cholera and other diseases in areas ravaged by Hurricane Matthew.

Haitian Interim President told Project HOPE today that humanitarian needs are increasing rapidly after Hurricane Matthew unleashed massive flooding and destruction claiming hundreds of lives.

Project HOPE said tens of thousands of women, newborns and children under five have benefitted from the Saving Lives at Birth project aimed at reducing maternal and neonatal deaths in Indonesia.

Project HOPE and Boeing team up to improve pediatric, neonatal and maternity care in Papa, Hungary.

One Community targets specific populations that are highly vulnerable to contracting HIV: orphans and vulnerable children, the caregivers of those children, adolescent girls and young women, estate workers, fishing communities, and people living with HIV.

Dr. Ketan Nadkarni will be serving at one of Project HOPE’s program sites in Shanghai and Dr. Krishna Aluri will be working at the NGO’s program site in Kosovo.