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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.
Community health workers ensure 99% of participants living with schizophrenia adhere to their treatment.
The WHO declared MPOX a global health emergency due to its rapid spread and new strain. Treatments exist but are scarce.
In Liberia, PIH and local government build boat to provide reliable transportation.
Eddy Eustache was the first psychologist hired in Haiti. Now, he co-leads PIH’s global staff wellness program.
Abdulai, 28, sought care for drug abuse in 2019. Today, he’s in recovery and aspires to become an entertainer.
Residency is the third to receive ACGME-I accreditation at Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais.
Solar power replaced diesel at rural clinics in Lesotho, cutting outages, saving costs, and powering safer care, from childbirth to diagnostics, every day of the week.
After joining Zamni Lasante following medical school 27 years ago, Lambert is using his deep experience as the new executive director in Haiti