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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.
Severely malnourished 17-month-old Lovenyou Pierre improved after treatment at PIH’s Boucan Carré clinic. He gained weight and showed signs of recovery.
In April 2016, 2-year-old Lunie Lozama was severely malnourished. After months of treatment at PIH’s Lascahobas clinic, she recovered and is now thriving.
Following Mexico’s 7.1-magnitude earthquake, Partners In Health’s 10 clinics in rural Chiapas reported no damage. Staff and facilities are safe; some are aiding in relief efforts.
Dr. Patrick Ulysse, after a decade with PIH in Haiti, moved to Liberia in 2015 to tackle Ebola and enhance healthcare in remote Maryland County, citing his deep commitment to PIH’s mission.
Haiti braces for Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm, threatening PIH-supported hospitals with severe winds, floods, and potential devastation.
After being diagnosed with HIV, One Stone rejected treatment, but PIH’s Fodei Daboh gained his trust, leading to successful treatment and recovery.
Bending The Arc—a new documentary about Partners In Health that premiered this year at Sundance Film Festival—has been chosen to kick off the 2017-18 Docs Soup season at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema in Toronto.
Partners In Health is the subject of a new documentary called Bending the Arc, which looks at the global health movement through the experiences of PIH leaders Dr. Paul Farmer, Dr. Jim Yong Kim, Ophelia Dahl, and others.