Health is a human right, but the world has a long way to go before everyone can access that right. One of the biggest levers we can pull is policy change.
That’s where PIH Engage comes in. Together, we mobilize our communities to demand health equity everywhere: https://www.pih.org/organize
Treating people with substance use disorders is complex. But recovery is possible.
At PIH-supported Sierra Leone Psychiatric Teaching Hospital, patients receive comprehensive addiction treatment and recovery support, and they are seeing promising results.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/4sX7zZA
You’ve probably never needed to know what PEPFAR is, or how a supply chain works, or what happens when foreign aid freezes.
But if you want to understand how a health system instantly collapses, start here: www.pih.org/article/supp...
The system is called GHSC-PSM. It is run by Chemonics International under a USAID contract. And it is being shut down.
This is not just storage.
It is continuity. It is access. It is survival.
And yet, for the 140,000 Haitians living with HIV, this warehouse, and the system that feeds and empties it, is the single most important piece of infrastructure in the country.
Few people outside the global health supply chain world have heard of it. It is not the kind of thing that trends.
On any given day, 8-15 million dollars’ worth of lifesaving medical supplies are stored there, sorted across roughly four hundred product lines.
There is a warehouse in Port-au-Prince...
Hundreds of advocates converged on Capitol Hill this year for our annual Tuberculosis (TB) Hill Day.
Curious what it was like? Let TBFighter and PIH Engager, Hannah Kenny, walk you through her experience!
Click the link to 'be there’ with Hannah: https://bit.ly/4cgNC8U
Public health is more than just systems. It’s the foundation for healthier communities everywhere.
This National Public Health Week, help us celebrate and expand access to equitable health care around the globe.
Learn more about how you can get involved: https://www.pih.org/advocate
MDR-TB doesn’t just challenge patients, it challenges entire health systems. But in Peru, electronic medical records are transforming care, helping providers diagnose, treat, and support patients effectively.
Watch the reel to learn more.
“I wept with emotion... They told me that I had beaten it—that I was in remission...” - María Romero
Maria is the first patient to achieve remission after being diagnosed with breast cancer through Socios en Salud's ALMA project.
Read more about her story: https://bit.ly/4v8ENXt
This year’s TB Hill Day convened around 300 advocates.
Alongside the TBFighters, We Are TB, and the TB Roundtable, we were able to be a part of the United States’ largest global health advocacy events aimed at eliminating tuberculosis
Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/ynzrcaha
Too often, people living in poverty are denied the care they need. We believe health is a human right—not a privilege. And for more than 35 years, we’ve proven that with the right resources and solidarity, it’s possible to deliver world-class care anywhere.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3WBtkyX
We believe a world without tuberculosis is possible.
TB is curable, yet it remains the world’s deadliest infectious disease. To change that, we are reimagining a proven strategy: search, treat, and prevent.
Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/yesrfmu8
We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and all those touched by his remarkable life and work: www.pih.org/press/partne...
Since joining the PIH Board of Trustees in 2012, Kidder stood with us through moments of both growth and challenge, always a steadfast advocate for the rights and dignity of the poor.
His 2003 book Mountains Beyond Mountains introduced millions to the fight for global health justice and helped inspire a new generation to carry that work forward.
We mourn the passing of John Tracy Kidder, an esteemed author and longtime friend.
A Pulitzer Prize–winner, Kidder died on March 24 in Boston at the age of 80, surrounded by loved ones.
We’re proud to be at the International Maternal Newborn Health Conference (#IMNHC2026). At a critical moment for maternal and newborn health, we’re joining partners from around the world to exchange evidence & push for the investments needed to ensure mothers & newborns not only survive, but thrive.
We're live!
Tune in now: act.pih.org/worldtbday2026
Happening soon!
Tune in at 12 PM ET: bit.ly/4uKJsyP
Good list, @pih.org . Did you know we have a monthly book column in our TB Wire? Sign up here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
On January 25, we celebrated the graduation of the first dual medical degree students and 10th master’s cohort from the University of Global Health Equity in Rwanda.
Take a look at some of our favorite moments from the celebration: https://bit.ly/477ggaW
We will not stand by as progress and lives are lost; we are outraged and will continue to fight for the right to health — for all people, everywhere, today and into the future.
Read more: www.pih.org/press/partne...
PIH is working alongside the Ministry of Health to deliver food and social support to those who need it most, but it will not be enough to stem the tide of the suffering to come.
We’re seeing the effect take place in the sites we work in:
In January, Malawi signed an MOU with the U.S. Government that will cut U.S. contributions to national health funding by a third, citing a lack of “U.S. national interests” in the country and compounding an already dire situation.
The near destruction of U.S. foreign assistance that began in early 2025 is projected to cause up to 22.6 million deaths by 2030, depending on the scale of defunding.
3. Establishing unachievable conditions to co-financing that manufacture failure.
