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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.
At 14, Margarita Jimenez started midwifery; Martha López, a single mother, received care at Casa Materna in Chiapas, blending traditional and modern care.
A new Lancet Global Health article argues that universal health coverage is achievable if local officials use tools to match disease burden with resources, rather than starting with limited budgets. PIH’s UHC Monitoring and Planning Tool helps districts forecast and meet health needs effectively.
Since opening in 2013, University Hospital in Mirebalais has transformed health care in Haiti, providing specialized care, medical education, and crucial services to over 1 million people.
PIH launches TB Móvil in Lima with advanced vans for rapid TB and MDR-TB testing. The goal is to screen 100,000 people and connect them to treatment.
Heavy rains in southern Malawi have left 487,000 people homeless, killed 30, and injured hundreds. PIH is assessing damage and providing care in affected areas.
At 17, Blessings Henry rises at 3 a.m. to study in Malawi’s Neno District. Supported by PIH, she dreams of becoming a doctor and inspiring local girls.
Anne Marie Nyiranshimiyimana overcame criticism to become a master mason and role model in Rwanda, inspiring women and advancing gender equality in construction.
Rose Kapeni, recovering from severe illness and HIV stigma, received a new home in Malawi, thanks to Partners In Health’s comprehensive support and community care.