Stories

Project HOPE is on the ground in Honduras, providing lifesaving medical relief in the aftermath of Hurricane Eta and Hurricane Iota. Learn more about our response and how you can help.

Despite COVID-19's devastation, there are still many incredible health achievements to be thankful for this season.

In Nigeria, Project HOPE is helping reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS on orphans and vulnerable children. Meet a team member at the heart of that response.

Maryland has conducted over 3 million COVID-19 tests, thanks in part to some creative thinking about how to get those tests to the people who need them. Read the latest dispatch from a Project HOPE volunteer deployed to Montgomery County, Maryland.

Heavy fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan has displaced tens of thousands of people in the Nagorno-Karabakh region. Get the latest facts on this crisis and learn how Project HOPE is responding.

Digital philanthropy startup Phil Ropy is partnering with an American photography legend to raise awareness for Project HOPE’s COVID-19 response.

Mental health is a global crisis that affects people across all walks of life. For World Mental Health Day on October 10, we're publishing a series of stories that highlight this hidden crisis and what Project HOPE is doing to help.

With support from the Abbott Fund, Project HOPE is piloting a new program to provide mental health and resiliency tools for health care workers on the front lines of COVID-19.

When COVID-19 devastated New York City, it presented an unprecedented new challenge for the city’s hospitals: protecting the mental health of those on the front lines.

In Lebanon, Colombia, Bangladesh, and beyond, a quieter tragedy lingers beneath some of the world’s worst humanitarian crises: those who need mental health care the most are the ones with the least access.

Mental health issues are on the rise around the world. Here are 10 numbers that highlight the magnitude of the hidden crisis, and the need to take action.

COVID-19 has taken a toll on seniors nationwide — physically, but also mentally. Read the latest dispatch from two Project HOPE volunteers deployed to Cook County, Illinois.