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As the U.S. cuts critical aid programs, millions face dire consequences. Canada’s leadership in global health and aid is vital to supporting vulnerable communities and upholding our shared values.
Explore what global health means, why it matters, and how PIH is fighting for health equity worldwide, even as funding and support are under threat.
Discover how Partners In Health is treating and preventing tuberculosis worldwide, one term, one patient, and one breakthrough at a time.
Diagnosed with cancer at 12 in rural Haiti, Ancito survived thanks to PIH care. Now a trustee, he’s calling on us to help ensure health care is a right.
Vanessa, an 11-year-old in rural Mexico, overcame cancer thanks to early diagnosis, consistent treatment, and support from Partners In Health and her family. She is now thriving and cancer-free.
Butaro Hospital in Rwanda has completed its expansion and is now a teaching hospital, enhancing access to quality care and medical education in partnership with the University of Global Health Equity.
Diagnosed in 2013, Diane Mukawera overcame breast cancer with support from Partners In Health—treatment, meds, screenings, and extra aid. Eight years later, she’s cancer-free and thriving.
Lakka Hospital in Sierra Leone is transforming TB care with solar power, dignified spaces, and holistic support, proving that clean energy and compassion can save lives.
Two West African surgeons trained in Kingston, ON through a PIH Canada partnership, gaining skills to better serve their communities and helping build a long-term global health collaboration.