Stories

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.

Russia’s invasion into Ukraine has spiraled into a widespread humanitarian emergency. Here are four facts to help grasp the staggering scale of the crisis and the shockwaves it’s sending around the globe.

The world urgently needs more health care workers. Here are 10 numbers that tell the story of the crisis, the effects of COVID-19, and what will happen if timely action isn’t taken to close the gap in the years ahead.

The war in Ukraine has spiraled into a humanitarian emergency, with more than 3 million refugees evacuating in just three weeks. Here's what our teams are seeing on the ground in Poland and Ukraine.

Black Americans are at a serious disadvantage when it comes to accessing quality health services. Here are four facts to better understand racial disparities in health care.

In Houston and McAllen, Texas, community health workers are the critical link between their communities and local clinics, going the extra miles to earn trust and reach the state’s most underserved populations.

Project HOPE has made a long-term commitment to fostering a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Learn more in this Q&A with Lesly Beatley, Project HOPE Americas Legal & Governance Specialist and DEI Council Co-Chair.

In the middle of the largest global health crisis of our time, accurate and up-to-date information on vaccines is crucial. Here are four facts to better understand them.

With Project HOPE's support, free and charitable clinics in Houston and McAllen, Texas are fighting misinformation, building trust, and improving access to vaccines.

Even as we face major threats to global health, we’re still making – and protecting – progress toward a healthier, more resilient world. Here are five global health trends to be optimistic about in 2022.

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?

After another challenging year in global health, our team members around the world share their most memorable moments — and what they’ll take with them into 2022.