Angela Trposka and Daniela Nicheska volunteered over 3,500 hours in 2016 to provide humanitarian aid for refugees in Macedonia.

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We are thrilled to debut the third in a series of short films documenting Project HOPE's work around the world, directed and produced by award-winning filmmaker Joshua Seftel. The film tells the story of HOPE volunteer and physical therapist Claude Hillel. Having seen the devastation that immediately followed the 2010 earthquake in Haiti and lost several of his relatives in the disaster, Claude left New York and traveled to the battered country where he would change countless lives for the better amidst unimaginable destruction. Please join us in celebrating the film's release by taking a moment to watch, and spreading HOPE by sharing the video to Facebook, Twitter or by email. And if you haven’t already, please join Project HOPE on Facebook and Twitter to be the first to see future films.

Since 1998, Project HOPE has been has been addressing the global explosion of diabetes. Expanding diabetes education which includes dynamic promotion of healthy lifestyle choices to health care professionals in places like India, China, Africa, Latin America and the United States is key to reversing the deadly epidemic of diabetes. Help HOPE in the global diabetes fight.

Faye Pyles earns the pretigious 2012 Volunteer of the Year honor.

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

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.

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.