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How George Brown students helped reimagine PIH Canada’s digital engagement and what it means for the future of impact-driven design.
Elizabeth Sieh, pregnant with triplets, successfully delivered three healthy boys via C-section at a PIH-supported hospital in Liberia.
After Hurricane Matthew, PIH aided Haiti’s recovery by repairing hospitals, treating cholera, and supporting mental health, benefiting thousands.
Rwandan doctors, trained in neonatal resuscitation by PWRDF and Global Affairs Canada, are saving infant lives, despite challenging real-life scenarios.
At 6-months-old, malnourished Stevenson Louis, frail and expressionless, visited a clinic in Haiti with his mother, highlighting severe starvation challenges.
Physician-anthropologist Gene Richardson argues in The Lancet that better care for Ebola patients is essential, criticizing the focus on containment over treatment.
Sylvie Umubyeyi, a social worker in Rwanda, improved her skills in diagnosing and treating child malnutrition through AMCC-sponsored training.
Guy-Thierry Nyam, the new director of Haiti’s Nourimanba plant, is enhancing production of the nutrient-rich peanut paste used to combat child malnutrition.
Partners In Health is the subject of Bending the Arc, a documentary about the global health movement told through the experiences of PIH leaders Dr. Paul Farmer, Dr. Jim Yong Kim, and Ophelia Dahl.