News and Stories
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No to ‘Dumping’ Peanuts in Haiti
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently announced a deal to ship 500 metric tons of peanuts grown in the United States to Haiti later this year. We believe this action is wrong.
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'One Year is Not Enough:' A Doctor in Rural Chiapas
Dr. Gerardo Murillo is fulfilling his social service year through Partners In Health at a government clinic in Reforma, Chiapas. Every month, the first-year doctor sees as many as 350 patients...
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Dambe Health Center is Open!
We're happy to announce the opening of Dambe Health Center in Neno, Malawi, which will provide health care to nearly 30,000 people.
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Working in Global Health: Islande Cadichon
Islande Cadichon, a senior human resources coordinator, was born at a PIH-supported clinic in Haiti and says working for the organization is a "dream come true."
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A Baby's Battle with XDR-TB in Peru
Six-month-old Hans Veliz was diagnosed with extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis in the same year his father died of the disease.
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Building a Future of Care in Malawi
We’re about to embark on a new, major improvement to Neno District Hospital that will significantly expand our level of care.
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PIH Patient Turned Staffer Pays it Forward in Malawi
Steve Mtewa was close to death when he visited a PIH-supported hospital in Malawi. Now he helps build health clinics there.
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New Health Center Opens in Liberia
PIH completes New Pleebo Health Center, its first infrastructure project in Liberia.
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Saving Melva Fernandez
Melva Fernandez has an immunological disease that limits her ability to respond to tuberculosis. PIH is helping her access a possible cure.
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Fighting the Zika Virus in Haiti
We’re working with Haiti’s Ministry of Public Health and Population to address the risks associated with the Zika virus.