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In Kirehe, Rwanda, PIH helps Valentine care for her disabled son Felicien, providing medical, developmental, and emotional support to help children thrive and families rebuild.
More than 200 staff at the Maternal Center of Excellence are preparing to welcome patients ahead of its official opening date on February 14, 2026.
Explore the most impactful global health stories of 2025—from maternal care and climate response to gender-based violence, structural violence, and global health equity.
A media roundup highlighting how Partners In Health advanced global health equity in 2025—through lifesaving care, bold advocacy, and international coverage amid global uncertainty.
Global health funding is falling fast at the moment systems are under the most strain. These cuts threaten decades of progress and put essential care, from HIV to TB to maternal health, at risk.
Zackie Achmat joined PIH Canada to reflect on conscience-driven activism, global solidarity, and why symbols like the HIV POSITIVE shirt still matter in today’s fight for health and justice.
A chance meeting led Saulos Metio to a TB diagnosis and care through PIH. With treatment, food support, and follow-up, he’s recovered. And working again in his community.
Gift meaningfully. Shop PIH Canada’s Rebel Caregiver Collection: apparel, essentials, and stocking stuffers that spark joy and fund lifesaving care. 100% of proceeds support global health equity.
The Paul E. Farmer Maternal Center of Excellence in Sierra Leone delivers dignified, world-class maternal and neonatal care, trains local clinicians, and advances health equity.