PIH Engage Team Coordinator for the University of Nevada, Reno, Emma Charles, shares their reflection on Engage’s annual Training Institute and finding inspiration in the movement.

The first people to arrive at the outreach are often elderly villagers, mothers carrying children on their backs and men returning from the fields. One by one they make their way beneath the outreach ...

With community-based support, Peter. J Wallace stopped using substances, returned to school, and is now helping others navigate recovery.

Nearly half of new HIV diagnoses in Peru are among young people. The right support can ensure a diagnosis doesn’t define their life.

The 15-seat boat makes frequent trips from Puluken to Harper, Liberia.

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When a person is diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB), the focus naturally shifts to treatment. Yet behind every diagnosis is a family, a household, and a community that may also be at risk. For the TB El...

Elia survived extreme grief only to begin another battle when she was diagnosed with tuberculosis.

The amount is still far below what the U.S. spent previously on humanitarian and health aid, but resumes the flow of money for key efforts to fight malnutrition and disease.

Regina Chingwalu, a young girl living in Malawi, lost the use of her limbs from extrapulmonary tuberculosis (TB). Then, PIH stepped in.

Inela Espinoza and Alicia Domínguez embody community health as they serve their neighborhoods in Lima.

Bending the Arc is the story of Partners In Health’s origins and how founders influenced international movements at the center of some of the world’s most pressing humanitarian crises.

A new outbreak of Ebola is outpacing us again. What will it take to finally get ahead of viruses?

PEPFAR is credited as one of the most transformational programs in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Without Partners In Health, it may never have existed.

Scarce access to fuel has delayed ambulances, reduced rural health care access, and pushed back surgeries.