Stories

At the foot of Mount Mulanje is another impressive site - The Mulanje District Hospital. The hospital serves as the hub of Project HOPE's tuberculosis outreach efforts in the District.

Project HOPE Delegation now in Africa had the honor of meeting with the First Lady of Namibia, her Excellency Madame Penehupifo Pohamba.

Since 2010, when Project HOPE began educating the residents in the Kavango Region about TB the cure rate has increased from 30 percent to nearly 80 percent.

The focus for this week in Cameroon was on provider-to-provider information exchange.

Shrestha traveled back to Nepal as a first time Project HOPE volunteer to provide health care and training as part of the U.S. Air Force Pacific Angel 2012.

Discharge Planning is a department that makes sure that the patients aboard the USNS Mercy know how to care of themselves even after the Pacific Partnership 2012 mission ends.

As we sat beneath the branches of a large tree, we listened to the moving testimonies of women, all of whom are caregivers for the children, describe how HOPE's programs have improved their lives.

Taylor Vaughn may only be 11-years old, but she has the heart and determination of a seasoned philanthropist.

While participating in medical operations in Cambodia, Project HOPE volunteers helped educate local medical students while providing free health care to the local people.

When volunteer Danielle Pech Carson returned to Cambodia, her birthplace, for the first time, she was able to bring her family onboard the USNS Mercy to show them what she does.

The HOPE Centre in South Africa is aptly named. Today, I met a woman who found new hope in her life thanks to a simple blood pressure test.

Join HOPE's CEO in Africa during the next two weeks as he shares with you the remarkable stories of HOPE's work.