Stories

On May 9, 2022, we honored health care workers and their lifesaving impact in the United States and around the world at the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C.

Mental health may often be an invisible burden, but it’s a heavy one, with widespread and long-lasting side effects. Here are four common myths about mental health and the truth behind the global crisis.

With support from the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, Project HOPE is helping communities in Haiti recover from last year's devastating earthquake and access essential health care services.

Project HOPE is standing with health care workers to fight the stigma of mental health care and #HelpTheHelpers during Mental Health Awareness Month.

Project HOPE is on the ground responding to the Ukraine crisis and is actively shipping essential medicines and medical supplies to assist Ukrainians. Learn more about this crisis and how you can help.

Climate change isn’t a far-off possibility — it’s an urgent public health crisis that will cost millions of people their lives this year. Get the facts and learn more about how you can help.

From COVID-19 to the Ukraine crisis, the threats to global health are urgent and far-reaching. But is there still reason to be optimistic? Learn more in this Q&A with Project HOPE Deputy Chief Health Officer, Dr. Nagesh Borse.

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

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.