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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.
After battling drug-resistant TB, Elvis Espinosa found hope through Socios En Salud’s endTB-Q trial—an all-oral treatment offering a shorter, safer cure for the world’s toughest TB cases.
Didi Bertrand Farmer reflects in The New England Journal of Medicine on Dr. Paul Farmer’s legacy, using his love of gardening as a metaphor for his lifelong work toward global health equity.
In Lesotho, PIH trains treatment supporters to care for people with MDR-TB, providing daily medicine, meals, and companionship to help patients heal and reclaim their lives.
In Malawi, young women like Daluni and Mission walk miles for contraceptives—vital care that protects their education, dreams, and future.
Acefie Théodore’s journey with HIV and TB in rural Haiti shows the power of care, resilience, and hope—thanks to PIH’s support, she continues to fight for her health and dignity.
Partners In Health welcomes Dr. Sterman Toussaint as chief medical officer, bringing global leadership experience and a deep commitment to social medicine and health equity.
These stories challenge your assumptions, spark action, and deepen your understanding of global health, justice, and how we can stand in solidarity with those denied care.
Malawi’s Neno and Lisungwi hospitals now have durable automatic transfer switches, ensuring uninterrupted power, steady oxygen supply, and safer care, even during frequent night-time blackouts.