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From the Field: What Resiliency Looks Like in Ukraine

Read a dispatch from Project HOPE’s director of media relations from the front lines of conflict in Ukraine.

From the Field: The Earthquake Damage You Don’t See

Read a dispatch from a Project HOPE team member deployed to our emergency response in Gaziantep, Türkiye.

From the Field: Inside a Transformed NICU in the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic struggles with some of the highest neonatal mortality rates in Latin America and the Caribbean. Read a dispatch from writer Emma Schwartz on what she saw when she visited the country’s largest maternity hospital, where Project HOPE is helping newborns win the fight for their lives.

The Three People Who Stuck With Me in 2022

A year-end message from Project HOPE President and CEO, Rabih Torbay.

Health Expert Voices: Reflections on 20th Anniversary of PEPFAR

This month, we commemorate World AIDS Day and celebrate the nearly 20 years of impact that PEPFAR has made in the global fight against HIV/AIDS.

From the Field: The Day the Health Workers Returned

Ethiopia’s rural communities are bearing the brunt of a humanitarian crisis brought on by extreme drought and conflict. Read a dispatch from photographer James Buck on what he saw the day health care returned to a local community after more than a year.

From The Field: The Enduring Strength of Ukraine’s Refugees

On World Refugee Day, Project HOPE honors the strength and courage of the 20 million refugees who have sought safety around the world — including the women and children who have fled Ukraine.

From the Field: The Red Crosses of Irpin

Read another dispatch from Project HOPE President and CEO Rabih Torbay, who has been on the ground assessing the devastation in Ukraine.

From the Field: What I Saw Inside a Trauma Ward in Kyiv

Project HOPE President and CEO Rabih Torbay shares his observations from inside a hospital in Kyiv, where the trauma of war is matched only by the resilience of Ukrainian health workers and citizens.

We Don’t Have To Accept Our ‘New Normal’

As we come to the end of another difficult year in global health, we must ask ourselves: What can we do to build a more equitable world?

Mental Health Awareness is Important. But Funding is Imperative.

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

Volunteer Voices: Safeguarding Mental Health on the Navajo Nation

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?

In Nigeria, Expectant Mothers Find Support in One Another

With support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation through TA Connect, Project HOPE’s G-ANC program is expanding antenatal care for expecting mothers in Niger State.

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…