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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.
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.
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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.
66 advocates met with 29 MPs on Parliament Hill for #LeadOnTB, urging Canada to boost Global Fund support and lead the fight against TB: the world’s deadliest yet curable infectious disease.
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.