News and Stories
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Two years later, PIH's Dr. David Walton "gives snapshot of public health situation" in Haiti
On NPR's All Things Considered, Dr. Walton discusses Mirebalais Hospital, cholera, and the reconstruction process.
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Haiti's unnatural disaster
PIH's Dr. Joia Mukherjee and Ruth Messinger of American Jewish World Service reflect on the state of Haiti, two years after the earthquake.
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Standing with Haiti
An update of PIH's work in Haiti, two years after the earthquake.
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News coverage: Haiti, two years after the earthquake
Media coverage on the challenges and accomplishments two years after a massive earthquake struck Haiti.
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New Coalition Calls for U.S. Investment in Frontline Health Workers
PIH joins over a dozen global health organizations in launching a coalition to urge more investment in frontline health workers in the developing world.
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VIDEO: Fighting childhood hunger one bar at a time
PIH's Dr. Joia Mukherjee on childhood malnutrition and the Two Degrees snack bar campaign.
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Adult: Bringing family planning to villages in Rwanda
Recent trainings give health workers new tools to bring family planning services to their communities.
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Providing mental health and psychosocial services to 25,000 Haitians
Since the 2010 earthquake, PIH has provided mental health and psychosocial support services to help thousands of survivors, and those suffering from mental disorders.
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New shoes for a new year
In 2011, thousands of children received new TOMS shoes. Plans for 2012 shoe distributions in the works.
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A guide to tackle the challenges of global health programs
The PIH Program Management Guide sheds light on how PIH approaches its work.