One mother's story of a healthy birth in Indonesia.

Project HOPE’s signature program in South Africa – The HOPE Centre – is focused on educating local communities about chronic diseases (in particular diabetes and hypertension) through screening, education and the provision of clinical services for the treatment and management of the diseases and support through peer education programs.

Your support is helping those in Puerto Rico still suffering after Hurricane Maria. Hear their voices of thanks.

Infectious and chronic diseases, disasters and health crises and the health of women and children, Project HOPE works at the epicenter of today’s greatest health challenges to support health care workers to deliver expert care when and where it’s needed.

CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta traveled with HOPE's emergency response team in Puerto Rico as they worked to provide care for patients affected by Hurricane Maria.

In 2017, Project HOPE, along with partners, began implementing a community based program that is expanding access to comprehensive HIV prevention, care and treatment services in Ethiopia.

Dr. Nancy Miller is part of HOPE's team on the ground in Texas helping address health needs that have emerged from Hurricane Harvey.

Skilled care before, during and after childbirth can save the lives of women and newborn babies

Put on your Google Cardboards or move your cursor around the video and really experience a day in the life of a community resource person in rural Malawi. Travel village to village with Bridget, who works everyday to ensure everyone in her community is tested for HIV, and if found positive, begins treatment immediately and receives access to the support interventions to ensure successful treatment.

The Kyrgyzstan team introduced this new video at a roundtable event in July 2017 hosted by Project HOPE and the National Center for Tuberculosis under the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic. The event offered an opportunity to discuss the results of an innovative technologies in TB control program being piloted in Kyrgyzstan.

Thanks to your support, we reached nearly 1.2 million people with lifesaving health programs and trained over 100,000 health care workers in 2016.

"You give hope by enabling health workers to have the greatest impact on the health of the people they serve," Tom Kenyon, M.D., M.P.H., President and CEO.