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Video: A Brighter Future for Newborns in the Dominican Republic

Project HOPE's Saving the Newborn initiative is transforming neonatal health and making the difference between life and death for newborns in the Dominican Republic.

International Women’s Day

9 Ways You Helped Us Build A Healthier World

When the world needed HOPE, you were there.

Thank You For Your Support

The Coronavirus Outbreak Is A Major Threat To Global Health

Project HOPE needs your help.

Volunteer Spotlight: Lily Hsu

Nursing has been part of Lily Hsu’s life since she was a little girl. Through Project HOPE, it became a way to treat people around the world.

Nayeli’s Story

Project HOPE gave eight-year-old Nayeli a year’s supply of insulin after her life was threatened by Hurricane Maria. Today, she’s growing into a role as a mentor in her community, as Project HOPE continues its work to support diabetes patients and protect the island’s insulin supply.

Thank You

Every day, your support helps transform lives and uplift communities around the world.

Ying’s Story of HOPE

When Ying was 14 years old, he was diagnosed with Leukemia. It was a long and trying road to recovery but the doctors and nurses at Shanghai Children's Medical Center saved his life.

Welcome to Project HOPE

As a new Project HOPE supporter, you're joining a 60-year legacy of impact – and you're helping empower hands of hope around the world today, and for the future. On behalf the people whose lives you are touching, thank you.

Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Refugees' Health?

World Refugee Day is June 20 — a day to stand with refugees and displaced people around the world. But how much do you know about the health issues refugees face? Test your knowledge with this quick six-question quiz.

Indonesian Health Care Workers Bear the Burden of New COVID-19 Wave

As the current COVID-19 surge infects and kills health care workers across Indonesia, Project HOPE prepares the country's health workforce to cope with their harrowing experiences on the frontline.

Africa's Lack of Vaccine Is Not the Only Reason for Slow Vaccine…

As Africa records the world’s lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate, the emergence of more contagious variants increases, as well as the risk for the first generation of vaccines to become ineffective. While insufficient COVID-19 vaccine supply across the continent has contributed to a low vaccination rate, Project HOPE found that several factors have contributed to a slow vaccine rollout in Africa.