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HOPE Pledges Continued Medical Volunteer Support in Japan

Governor Tasso expressed his appreciation for Project HOPE's tenacity in providing medical assistance along the devastated northeast coast of the Tohoku region.

Patients Walk Miles Seeking Medical Care

Nearly 600 people were treated at the medical clinic, despite the fact that public transportation wasn't running on Sunday.

Supporting Life Changing Operations in Ecuador

Project HOPE volunteer Molly Rubinoff moved quickly throughout the Pediatric Post-Op unit, stopping only to fill out paperwork.

Birthing Babies in Cameroon

We have had three sets of twins born, while I have been working in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at the Maria Rosa Nsisim Hospital in Cameroon.

Volunteers Help Treat Nearly 5,000 in Vanuatu

The Pacific Partnership 2011 medical team leaves Vanuatu having treated nearly 5,000 people and providing health education to 3,300.

Volunteers Provide Care in Remote Reaches of Vanuatu

As Aiken and Jamison worked in Tangua, HOPE volunteer Aislinn Mangan provided care deep in the heart of the island at a medical site set up in Fanafo.

Volunteer Nurses Manage Long Days and Heat Caring for Patients

The Pacific Partnership 2011 medical team arrived at the Northern District Hospital in Luganville, Vanuatu greeted by the sun and a line of close to one hundred people.

Health Screenings and Education at Gathering of Nations

Bonita Baxter (Cherokee), a health educator for HOPE participated in the Gathering of Nations both as a HOPE educator and a dancer.

More than 3,800 Treated in Tonga

Together, the U.S. Navy medical professionals and Project HOPE volunteers treated 3,875 patients during the visit to Tonga and provided 3,885 educational contacts.

Remembering the SS HOPE in Jamaica 1971

“It was 1971,” a nurse chimed in. “I know it because it was my first year here at the hospital. We loved seeing that big white ship in the harbor.”

HOPE Volunteer Nurses Provide Comfort, Post-Surgery

In Jamaica, more than 100 surgeries were conducted, with life changing results for those patients.

Volunteers Treat 300 at Remote Medical Site in Tonga

HOPE volunteers completed their long day of care satisfied, knowing that together, they provided medical care and health counsel to nearly 300 Tongans.

Project HOPE and Boston Scientific Launch New Program in Jharkand…

Project HOPE, the global health education and humanitarian assistance organization, today is launching a new initiative in the Ranchi District of Jharkand State, India with funding from Boston Scientific Corporation aimed at reducing the burden of three of the most common noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) – diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular disease.

Project HOPE Applauds 50th Anniversary of University Children’s…

Project HOPE today applauded 50 lifesaving years of the University Children’s Hospital of Krakow, where the global NGO has worked for over four decades to help treat the medical needs of the children of southern Poland and support the hospital’s role as a center for pediatric research and education for Central and Eastern Europe.

Project HOPE Partners With U.S. Navy in West Africa on Humanitarian…

Medical volunteers from Project HOPE embark on a six-week mission with the United States Navy along the West African coast.