Stories

A powerful and passionate voice has emerged in Mexico’s struggle against COVID-19: young people. Through the National Committee of Youth, Project HOPE and AstraZeneca are giving young people in Mexico an opportunity to raise their voice for change — a chance that is especially powerful for young women.

COVID-19 has revealed the scale of our global mental health crisis. But are we willing to invest in the solutions to address it?

As a psychiatrist and Project HOPE volunteer, Dr. Cristina Riley-Lazo has helped Navajo health care workers cope with intense stress, burnout, and grief. What are the unique challenges these health workers face? And what does it reveal about our understanding of mental health care?

The August earthquake was another devastating blow for Haiti, which is still reckoning with the toll of previous disasters.

More than 80% of COVID-19 vaccine doses have gone to rich countries. What does that look like in the places that haven’t gotten them? Hear firsthand from four Project HOPE team members around the world.

Project HOPE is responding in Louisiana with medical surge support and additional relief following Hurricane Ida. Learn more about this emergency and how you can help.

Nepal has faced a devastating surge of COVID-19 this year, overwhelming hospitals and health systems near the India border. In partnership with Airlink, Project HOPE is delivering critically needed PPE and medical supplies to help Nepal’s health care workers respond.

The scenes from the aftermath of Haiti's earthquake show how far people are willing to go to find care. Read the latest dispatch from our team on the ground in Haiti.

Project HOPE is on the ground in Haiti responding to a 7.2-magnitude earthquake that struck on August 14. Learn more about this emergency and how you can help.

Project HOPE's DREAMS program is helping young women in Namibia focus on a future free from HIV and instead imagine a future of possibility.

An innovative program is training health care workers in Ecuador to reach indigenous communities in their native languages of Kichwa and Shuar.