Care Can’t Wait. Double Your Impact Today.

Your donation will be matched up to $25,000 until June 30.

Double My Donation
Julius Kpoeh speaks with breast cancer patient Patricia Doe.

What Your Gift Makes Possible: Building a System of Care

In many of the communities where Partners In Health works, cancer is too often a death sentence—not because it can’t be treated, but because access to timely diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care simply doesn’t exist. Patients face long waits, limited equipment, and a lack of trained specialists, especially in rural areas.

Your support helps change that.

When you give to PIH, you help power a full system of care: training clinicians and community health workers, expanding hospitals and clinics, investing in labs and diagnostic tools, and ensuring patients are supported through every step of their care. From early screening to complex treatment, your donation strengthens the infrastructure that makes survival possible.

This is how we close the cancer care gap—by building strong, equitable health systems that serve everyone.

Every donation helps deliver high-quality care. No matter where they live.

  • People Groups Icon
    32,100
    PATIENTS WITH NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES in regular care yearly.
  • Medicine Icon
    3,500+
    PATIENTS RECEIVE CANCER CARE every year.
  • Mental Health Icon
    38,000
    MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS every year.

Join Canadians Across the Country

From coast to coast, Canadians are stepping up to ensure no one is left behind in moments of crisis. Join the community that’s coming together to make sure patients everywhere receive the care they need when and where they need it most.

What Your Gift Supports:

Right now, your donation will be matched 1:1 until June 30, thanks to the generosity of PIH Canada Board member Dr. Jia Hu and a group of generous donors. That means twice the impact for patients and families in need.

Together, we’re strengthening health systems that deliver care across the full spectrum—from cancer treatment and safe childbirth to chronic disease management and mental health support. This is about more than a single service—it’s about creating integrated, dignified health care that meets people’s needs at every stage of life.