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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.
Tuberculosis remains the world’s deadliest infectious disease, despite being preventable and curable. PIH fights TB through treatment, prevention, and advocacy, ensuring care access for communities.
Vaccines save lives. From childhood immunization to disease outbreak prevention, PIH delivers vaccines to vulnerable communities, ensuring access to life-saving care and strengthening global health systems.
PIH opposes the U.S. withdrawal from WHO and the 90-day foreign aid pause, warning of dire global health impacts, weakened disease response, and risks to vulnerable communities.
PIH opposes the Global Gag Rule, which restricts abortion-related healthcare funding. Its reinstatement harms reproductive rights, reduces contraceptive access, and harms maternal health worldwide.
The U.S. withdrawal from the WHO and global health cuts put lives at risk. PIH is working to mitigate the damage by supporting health systems and ensuring care—but we need your help.
Amid US aid backsliding, our fixation on innovation distracts from global reforms and proven interventions needed to fight inequality.
Diagnosed with MDR-TB, Lerato Mpholo faced physical and mental health struggles. With PIH-supported care, she regained hope, completed treatment, and now encourages others to seek support.
