Stories

In Zambia, Project HOPE is fighting the HIV epidemic by supporting vulnerable children and their caretakers with vital health, education, livelihood, protection, and other social services.

Sudan’s health system is on the verge of collapse as violent conflict continues. Learn more about what’s happening and what Project HOPE is doing to help.

In honor of World Refugee Day, hear from four refugees on how displacement upended their lives and the breadth of challenges that come when you’re forced to seek safety.

As the world commemorates Pride Month, Project HOPE recognizes the importance of policy change to ensure equal rights to health care for members of the LGBTQI+ community.

Around the world, high rates of burnout are driving health workers away from their work. Learn more about the burden health workers carry, why many keep silent, and the implications for patient care.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has compromised one of the most essential building blocks of health: clean water. With support from USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance, Project HOPE is bringing it back.

Thanks to support from Project HOPE, a psychological center in Krakow, Poland has become a safe workplace for Ukrainian psychologists to fulfill their passion while they help their fellow refugees.

Record numbers of migrants are transiting through Mexico in search of safety and security. Learn more about the greatest risks and health challenges they face.

Amid the backdrop of war, Project HOPE psychologists are bringing hope and healing to thousands of people across Ukraine.

There’s a global need for 1.1 million more sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn and adolescent health (SRMNAH) workers, mostly midwives in Africa. Learn more about the essential role of midwives in Sierra Leone in this Q&A with Project HOPE newborn consultant Banneh Daramy.

Thanks to support from the Health Resources and Services Administration, Project HOPE is helping free and charitable clinics across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas expand access to COVID-19 vaccines and reach underserved and uninsured communities.

In Sierra Leone, Project HOPE’s programming is transforming pregnancy and childbirth while equipping a new generation of neonatal nurses — all done by the work of volunteers.