Stories

Hurricanes have ripple effects that can resonate through health systems for years after a storm strikes. And marginalized communities feel them the most.

Humanity recently passed a sobering milestone: For the first time, 100 million people are now forcibly displaced worldwide. And the health challenges they face are substantial. Here are four things to know.

Thanks to support from the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Project HOPE is helping tens of thousands of health workers fight stigma and talk about their mental health.

As the Ukraine crisis endures, Project HOPE team members share their personal experiences living through conflict and the difficult memories the war has resurfaced.

Despite the prevalence of mental health issues, mental health services are still in a largely nascent stage. Here are some of the mental health issues and gaps in care that Project HOPE team members see in their communities around the world.

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 health and humanitarian needs of communities affected by Russia's violent attacks on Ukraine. Learn more about this ongoing 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.