News & Stories
Join us in reflecting on the powerful impact of Partners In Health’s work in Malawi and beyond. Our National Director, Mark Brender, shares insights from his recent trip, highlighting the resilience and dedication of community health workers like Peter Mandara, whose work and livelihood have flourished through PIH’s support. As we approach Giving Tuesday, Mark calls on our community to stand with us in advancing health equity for all. Discover how your support can make a difference in ensuring health care as a human right. Read more and double your impact through our gift-matching campaign.
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Dr. Fernet Léandre, alongside Dr. Paul Farmer, pioneered HIV and AIDS treatment in rural Haiti, transforming HIV and AIDS from a death sentence to manageable chronic illness, and demonstrating the feasibility of community-based ART in resource-poor settings.
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Meet five courageous survivors of Ebola.
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From childhood dreams to managing PIH/IMB’s NCD program in Rwanda, this nurse finds joy in holistic care and improving health outcomes.
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Partners In Health sends advance team to Liberia for ambitious Ebola response, led by co-founder Paul Farmer amidst a $35 million first-year budget.
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Reachable by bumpy gravel roads or winding walking trails, countless women and their children living in the hills near Thomonde, Haiti are living examples of the power of accompaniment. Margaret is one of them.
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Osheaga Music and Arts Festival will be the place to support Partners In Health Canada, bask in the sun, and enjoy dozens of influential musical acts, thanks to our good friends at ALDO Fights AIDS.
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Benitha Germain is a nurse midwife with Zanmi Lasante, PIH’s Haitian sister organization. Watch the video to see the challenges she faces, the care she delivers, and the hope she inspires along the way.
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Partners In Health Canada is proud to support the live-saving work being done in West Africa, where PIH and our partners are working to get ahead of the Ebola outbreak.