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Partners In Health @pih.org · 30/09/2026

Last week, PIH leaders in Haiti and Malawi shared firsthand how U.S. funding cuts are affecting health systems, patient care, and the delivery of essential programs. Missed the conversation? We’ve got you covered. Watch the full webinar: bit.ly/4iVyhQ

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 24/09/2026

Join thousands around the world in a global health community and gain exclusive access to news on health care, read up on expert opinions, and hear directly from the people we serve: our patients. Your pass is waiting: act.pih.org/care-for-all

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 20/09/2026

What happens when global health funding disappears? Hear directly from PIH leaders about the challenges health systems are facing due to U.S. funding cuts. Join us to learn what’s being done to protect essential care and how you can support the fight for health equity: bit.ly/4hgxeYG

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 06/09/2026

Stories that inspire. Progress you can see. Impact that matters. Join our community and get the latest stories from our sites around the world delivered straight to your inbox: act.pih.org/care-for-all

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 04/09/2026

For years, Odina Saintange put her family’s needs before her own. The 56-year-old mother of six lives in a rural community outside Hinche, Haiti, where access to health care is limited. When her husband lost his vision, she became her family’s sole caregiver and provider. 👇🧵

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 04/09/2026

Everyone deserves access to quality health care, no matter where they live. We are committed to reaching people in rural communities with the care they need. Stay connected with us to learn more about how you can support our work: act.pih.org/care-for-all

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 03/09/2026

To reach patients in Haiti’s most remote communities, Marie Millande Thulme and her team do far more than drive to a clinic. Sometimes, they walk for hours. Sometimes, they travel on horseback. And sometimes, they trek across steep mountains to deliver lifesaving care. 🧵 👇

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/09/2026

Accessing health care can be difficult for people living in poverty due to transportation costs, long travel times, and other barriers. Lasting solutions require long-term partnership with communities. Sign up today to receive exclusive access to stories across the globe: bit.ly/4gvFK6W

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 10/08/2026

Grief is a powerful emotion to face on your own. As we recognize National Grief Awareness Month, we wanted to share some recommendations from PIHers to support someone dealing with the profound impacts of grief. Check out their recommendations: bit.ly/4qiGzmP

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 07/08/2026

PIH Rwanda staff visit Ndayambaje Janvier and Uwamaliya Janine and their children at their home. PIH staff built a fence for the family's house, created a kitchen garden, and planted fruit trees. The family also received livelihood support, helping them purchase land and build their home.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 07/08/2026

Mpho Mahamo, an X-ray Assistant with PIH Lesotho, travels on horseback through Mohale's Hoek to deliver mobile X-ray services, bringing essential diagnostic care closer to remote communities.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 07/08/2026

Fuel shortages continue to affect communities across Malawi, especially in remote areas like Neno. PIH staff is working to ensure patients can continue accessing high-quality care despite transportation and supply challenges.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 07/08/2026

In Peru, community health workers helped Jesús Rosario and her family navigate health care services through home visits, guidance, and ongoing support, enabling her to return to work.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 07/08/2026

Built through a partnership between PIH Liberia, the Maryland County health team, and the Puluken community, the Puluken Town Canoe helps residents access medical care and other essential services. This canoe transformed a nearly impossible commute into a 3-minute ride.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 07/08/2026

Because of your generosity, we could build and open the MCOE. This has been a nine-year journey of careful planning, building, and training. Today, that vision is a reality, and countless women and families will benefit from dignified, life-saving care for years to come. Thank you 🧡

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 30/07/2026

6. At a critical moment for global economic justice, the Champerty Fix Act passed the Senate in New York. Read more: www.pih.org/article/six-...

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 30/07/2026

5. Over a year ago, we saved PEPFAR from millions of dollars in cuts. Today, activists, advocates, and celebrities have joined us in continuing to defend its lifesaving programming. Read more: www.pih.org/article/six-...

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 30/07/2026

4. Major news outlets add to constituent pressure, bringing issues resulting from foreign aid cuts to the forefront. Read more: www.pih.org/article/six-...

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 30/07/2026

3. Sheila Davis’s testimony outlined PIH priorities for global health funding in the FY27 budget. Read more: www.pih.org/article/six-...

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 30/07/2026

2. The House included $5 million for Tribally operated physician training programs in its spending bill. Read more: www.pih.org/article/six-...

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 30/07/2026

1. Congress’s foreign aid spending package for 2026 was $5 billion higher than requested. Read more: www.pih.org/article/six-...

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 30/07/2026

Persistent action can create a healthier, more equitable world. As we face callous, deadly cuts to lifesaving programs around the world, we must remember that our advocacy, our example, and our activism have already produced change. Follow the thread to see six wins from this last year 👇

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 19/07/2026

TB remains one of the worlds’ greatest public health challenges, but access to timely care and diagnosis can save lives. We're expanding TB services to underserved communities, strengthening health systems and improving care where it's needed most. Learn more: bit.ly/3MKUDkG

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 16/07/2026

At PIH, we transform systems by training health workers, investing in local leadership, rebuilding hospitals, and pushing for policies that protect everyone’s right to care. Stay connected to the big picture and the human stories that make it real. Sign up here: act.pih.org/soc-sign-up

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 06/07/2026

The Maternal Center of Excellence (MCOE) is a state-of-the-art facility designed to expand access to high-quality maternal care and set a new standard for care. We asked staff to share their favorite fact about the MCOE. Watch the video to learn more!

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 25/06/2026

We stand in solidarity with Haiti and the Haitian community.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 25/06/2026

The current crisis is a product of enslavement, debt extortion by the French, and the United States’ occupation, extraction, and manipulation. To abandon, rather than protect, Haitians fleeing that history is a moral failure.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 25/06/2026

Today's Supreme Court decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 350,000 Haitians adds to the long history of injustices against the nation. This is how structural violence works. Social, economic, and political forces are keeping Haiti impoverished and in crisis.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 23/06/2026

Strong systems save lives. At the Maternal Center of Excellence, care begins long before a patient arrives. Through coordinated systems, women experiencing complications during pregnancy or childbirth are connected to lifesaving care faster. Learn more: bit.ly/4uNIalb

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 22/06/2026

Every day, patients walk miles to reach care. Nurses deliver lifesaving treatment. Health workers speak up for change that reaches far beyond the hospital walls. These are the stories you need to hear, and you can get them delivered to your inbox. Join our global community: bit.ly/3WBtkyX

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 17/06/2026

The spaces where care happens influence patient experiences. At the Maternal Center of Excellence, every detail was designed to support safe, dignified, and effective care for mothers and newborns. Learn more: www.pih.org/article/building-care-s…

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 15/06/2026

We can make a difference. See how you can join thousands of PIHers and help us deliver lifesaving health care around the world by signing up today: act.pih.org/soc-sign-up

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 14/06/2026

At the Maternal Center of Excellence, caregivers for our mothers and babies have access to essential tools, from ultrasounds and patient monitors to incubators and IV fluids. In Kono District, this level of access is helping redefine what's possible. Learn more: bit.ly/48A0GW7

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 11/06/2026

During this virtual event, we’ll share updates on our advocacy for critical global health funding, the meaningful strides we’re making in maternal and child health across our sites, and the many ways we continue to accompany patients and communities every step of the way.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 11/06/2026

Join us as PIH CEO Dr. Sheila Davis and fellow PIH leaders discuss the challenges we navigated and the progress we made together in 2025. Grounded in highlights from our latest Action & Impact Report, this conversation will showcase what your partnership has made possible.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 11/06/2026

Great maternal care depends on people. The Maternal Center of Excellence is staffed by skilled, dedicated professionals whose expertise, training, and compassion help ensure mothers and babies receive the care they need to thrive. Learn more: bit.ly/48A0GW7

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 08/06/2026

At the Maternal Center of Excellence, women know they will be welcomed with a clean bed, compassionate care, and the support of loved ones by their side. Although these seem like simple things, they can transform a mother's experience. Learn more: bit.ly/48A0GW7

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 08/06/2026

Global health is more than medicine. It’s about justice, history, infrastructure, and people. It’s about making sure no one is left behind without the lifesaving health care that is their human right. Stay informed with stories and updates from the teams' saving lives: bit.ly/3WBtkyX

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 07/06/2026

Long-term problems demand long-term solutions. That’s why monthly giving matters. When you give monthly, you help sustain care that communities rely on every day. Click here to join the mission: bit.ly/4ujzL8T

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 03/06/2026

Representing PIH, our CEO Sheila Davis called on lawmakers to increase investment in global health programs and ensure those investments reach the communities they are intended to serve.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

9/ Maternal deaths are not inevitable. Most are preventable with timely, quality care and equitable health systems.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

8/ That's why we invest in the staff, stuff, space, and systems needed for safe, dignified maternal health care. We work with ministries of health to strengthen facilities, train providers, and deliver the full continuum of maternal health services.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

7/ In high-income countries, nearly all births are attended by a trained doctor, nurse, or midwife. In low-income countries, it’s only 73 percent. Every birth attended by a trained professional is a chance to prevent death and complications.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

6/ Many women do not get the care they need because of: - Weak health systems - Social and economic inequalities that limit access to care - Harmful gender norms that deprioritize women’s health

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

5/ To protect their health, women need access to: - Skilled health professionals during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum - Contraception and safe abortion services - Timely treatment for complications such as bleeding, infection, or pre-eclampsia

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

4/ The leading causes of maternal deaths include: - Severe bleeding after childbirth - Infections after childbirth - High blood pressure during pregnancy (pre-eclampsia and eclampsia) - Complications from delivery - Unsafe abortion

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

3/ Between 2000 and 2023, global maternal mortality dropped by about 40 percent, showing progress. But not for everyone. Over 90 percent of maternal deaths still occur in low- and lower-middle-income countries, highlighting inequalities in health care.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

2/ On average in 2023, over 700 women died from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth per day. That is nearly one maternal death every two minutes—deaths that could be avoided with the right care.

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 02/06/2026

Three facts: Mothers, and mothers-to-be, still die in pregnancy and childbirth. 90% of those deaths happen in low- and lower-middle income countries. The vast majority of those deaths are preventable with timely, quality, and equitable health care. Follow the thread to learn more 🧵👇

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Partners In Health @pih.org · 01/06/2026

Mariama received this care immediately thanks to the partnership between PIH, Build Health International and Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Health, which helped bring this state-of-the-art facility to Kono and expand access to maternal health services. Continue reading her story 👇

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