Stories

What does health inequity look like? In many places, it looks like the place you go to receive care. And where you live means everything.

After six years of war, the humanitarian crisis in Yemen is the worst on earth, with 80% of the population in need of humanitarian assistance. Here are six numbers that tell the story of the country's massive health crisis.

Teresa Narvaez has spent more than 30 years helping save the lives of countless mothers and babies across Ecuador and the Dominican Republic.

Thanks to donated miles from United MileagePlus Members and United Airlines, Project HOPE is able to deliver lifesaving support to health care workers and vulnerable communities around the world.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. A year later, we reflect on Project HOPE's global response, which has reached 150 countries.

COVID-19 has impacted women disproportionately, erasing decades of gains in global health. We can rebuild toward a more equitable future — starting by viewing women’s health through a life-course approach.

Like many health challenges, HIV/AIDS impacts women disproportionately — especially in sub-Saharan Africa. Meet a team member at the heart of Project HOPE's work to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Nigeria.

In partnership with the Elsa and Peter Soderberg Charitable Foundation, Project HOPE is strengthening quality primary health care services for women and children in the community of Los Rieles.

Spending six weeks in a critical COVID ward taught Lisa Bartleson one thing: respect for the health care workers and patients who found the will to keep fighting.

Six months after one of the biggest non-nuclear explosions in history, Lebanon struggles to move forward and control COVID-19 while the health system reaches the verge of collapse.

COVID-19 has taught us hard lessons about our nation's pandemic readiness. If we are willing to take action, we can avoid repeating them.

Nearly three months after Hurricanes Eta and Iota, Honduras continues to rebuild while battling its biggest health threats: a lack of clean water and the spread of COVID-19. Learn more in this Q&A with Project HOPE’s Team Lead Emmanuel Escoto.