News and Stories
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People with Schizophrenia Empowered Through Community Care Model in Peru
Community health workers ensure 99% of participants living with schizophrenia adhere to their treatment
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7 Things To Know About Mpox
Viral disease declared a global health emergency
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Modern Canoe Gives Remote Community Access to Health Care
The 15-seat boat makes frequent trips from Puluken to Harper, Liberia.
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In Sierra Leone, PIH Provides Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment During National Emergency
At PIH-supported Koidu Government Hospital, 80% of patients who receive treatment for substance abuse are also diagnosed with a mental health disorder.
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A Commitment to Public Health Strengthened Under the Weight of Adversity
Despite facing difficult challenges, Haiti’s Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais perseveres.
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Q&A: How Solar Power Is Improving Patient Care in Lesotho
Bonang Mpinane, PIH Lesotho’s director of operations, discusses the country-wide project and its impact.
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Staff Wellness Program Helps Care for the Caregivers
Eddy Eustache was the first psychologist hired in Haiti. Now, he co-leads PIH’s global staff wellness program.
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Emergency Medicine Residency Earns International Accreditation in Haiti
The achievement marks a significant milestone for healthcare training in the region.
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PIHers' Picks: What to Read, Watch, and Listen to this Summer
As temperatures heat up across the U.S., Partners In Health staff have compiled a list of resources to read, watch, and listen to on those hazy days in the sun.
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From Medical Intern to Executive Director in Haiti: Meet Dr. Wesler Lambert
After joining Zamni Lasante following medical school 27 years ago, Lambert is using his deep experience as the new interim executive director in Haiti