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With Treatment, A Father’s Life is Renewed after HIV and TB Diagnosis

Adunga knew his wife was HIV-positive, but thought he was immune because of his blood type. His health deteriorated to the brink of death, almost leaving his children fatherless. Then Project HOPE stepped in.

Field Update: Venezuelan Families Struggle Amid Worsening Conditions

Christine Bragale, Project HOPE’s head of public engagement, visited Project HOPE’s programs in Cúcuta, Colombia and shares what she’s seeing.

Kangaroo Mother Care Can Be a Family Affair

Project HOPE volunteer teaches families to help their tiny babies thrive

The Aftermath of Cyclone Idai: On the Ground in Mozambique

In the wake of destruction, delivering hope to Mozambique

Mothers Make The World Go ‘Round

Every day, our work impacts the lives of countless mothers around the world. Meet a few of the women who particularly inspire us and learn more about how they make their worlds go ‘round.

Indonesian Midwives Train in Saving Lives at Birth

Helping Indonesian Midwives Find HOPE With Emergency Obstetric/Neonatal Training

A ‘Proper Degree’ Saves Babies, Grows Careers in Sierra Leone

Project HOPE helps educate a new cadre of nurses in neonatal care

5 Things You Should Know About Malaria

Caused by a parasite that is transmitted to humans by mosquitos, malaria threatens half the world’s population.

Project HOPE and the University of Puerto Rico Protect Emergency Medicine Supply

More than 15 percent of Puerto Rico’s adult population has diabetes. After Hurricane Maria, thousands of these patients struggled to access their medication. In partnership with the University of Puerto Rico, Project HOPE has established a solar-powered, island-wide cold chain to ensure uninterrupted access to temperature-sensitive medicines and vaccines, even in the wake of disaster.

Three Ways Project HOPE Works to Create a Healthier World

At Project HOPE, we celebrate our commitment to creating a healthier world for all — on World Health Day, and every day. This World Health Day, we are partnering with Urban Plates to highlight the importance of health for ourselves as well as others around the world.

HOPE is on the Ground in Mozambique, Helping Cyclone Survivors

Cyclone Idai devastated Mozambique in March 2019. Project HOPE deployed a team of emergency response experts and medical volunteers to Beira, Mozambique — the area most in need. Learn what we’re seeing on the ground and how you can help.

Project HOPE Announces 2018 Volunteer of the Year

Project HOPE names Carolyn G. Kruger as the 2018 Volunteer of the Year

Olympusat joins forces with NATPE’s LA Screening Independents 2019, Jencarlos Canela, and Project HOPE to bring humanitarian AID to Venezuelan Children

Olympusat Inc., one of the largest independent media companies specializing in the ownership, distribution, production and technical services of Spanish and English-language networks, joins forces with Jencarlos Canela, Project HOPE and NATPE to bring humanitarian aid to Venezuelan children with a charity concert at NATPE’s LA Screenings Independents (LASI) Official Welcome Cocktail Party.

Project HOPE Recognizes Health-Care Heroes

Awards ceremony honors volunteers who provide lifesaving support

Project HOPE and Urban Plates Team up for Good Health for People Everywhere

This World Health Day, eat healthy at Urban Plates and bring HOPE around the world