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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If Ebola hit Washington, New York, or Boston, robust health systems would swiftly contain and eliminate it through isolation, proper care, and effective communication.
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Dr. Jean-Louis Willy Fils, a dedicated medical resident in Haiti, pursues his dream of becoming a surgeon amidst challenges and inspiring patient care.
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Katie Cundale founded Students for PIH Canada at McGill in 2012, now passing leadership to Raksha Sule as Student Outreach Coordinator.
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For Partners In Health, ‘accompaniment’ means standing in solidarity with patients. As PIH Canada celebrates its second year, support from partners and students strengthens our mission to improve global health.
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Welcome to Partners In Health Canada. PIH fulfills the desires of patients for dignified care and donors for impactful programs. Join us as we grow and support our mission.
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Father sacrifices livelihood to save daughter, Naika, through PIH’s care in Haiti and Toronto, ensuring health as a human right.
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Partners In Health, with the Rwandan Ministry of Health, Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation, and Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women’s, opened the Cancer Center of Excellence in Butaro, Rwanda, providing world-class care.
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Drs. Keshavjee and Farmer argue in NEJM that shifts in TB policy have led to inadequate treatment, with only 0.5% of MDR TB patients treated globally, urging a zero-deaths goal.