Sometimes distance to care is too large a hurdle. That’s why Project HOPE hosted a mobile medical unit in Jamaica, where adults & children could access free medical care, mental health support & hygiene kits as people are still recovering from the impacts of Hurricane Melissa. https://bit.ly/4ejwTo3
Project HOPE's Safaa Al Hourany shared her firsthand experience of life as a health worker in Gaza with @thinkglobalhealth.org. This dramatic winter has been a desperate battle for survival for the 1.7 million displace Palestinians living in flooded camps. For the full story⬇️
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Ready. Set. Action! Today is the start of #NationalPublicHealthWeek; let's recognize how public health has changed lives for the better in the US for 150+ years. Life spans have expanded & families are safer thanks to the public health workers and policies working to promote health for ALL.#NPHW2026
We urgently need more #HealthCareWorkers. Training & equipping health workers is more important than ever & a top priority of our work at Project HOPE.
Read more about the crisis & what will happen if timely action isn’t taken to close the gap in the years ahead. https://bit.ly/3O5oWrV
#WHWWeek
The Stream for HOPE team is here at @officialpax.bsky.social looking for YOU! Keep an eye out for Kit & Ghostie on the show floor or tag us @streamforhope.bsky.social and let us know where you are so we can meet & greet ✨
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#DidYouKnow that women contribute over $3 TRILLION to global health every year? Yet even in 2026, the health systems they work for still aren’t designed to support their well-being. Learn more about these imbalances & what Project HOPE is doing to ignite change. ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3OSmSUs
We need your voice 📢 The SECURE Health Act has been introduced in the House & we’re urging Members of Congress to co-sponsor to support global frontline health workers. If you live in the United States, please ask your Representative to co-sponsor the SECURE Health Act today: https://bit.ly/4d5IIhg
Despite it being curable & preventable, 1.3 million people die from tuberculosis each year. But with expanded testing, access to care and strong collaboration, we know those numbers can decrease. On #WorldTBDay read how our team is working towards that goal: https://bit.ly/4d8e46C
On #WorldWaterDay and every day, we’re working to inspire action and ensure safe water and sanitation for ALL!
Frontline health workers are the backbone of global health security. Thank you Jen Kiggans & @bera.house.gov for introducing the #SECUREHealthAct to ensure frontline global #healthworkers are supported! Saving lives starts with investing in those delivering care. https://bit.ly/4dwLpZg
Across the globe, women are carrying communities through crisis, all while battling impossible odds themselves. This #WomensHistoryMonth, level up your impact with #1UPforWomen and help us expand access to care & empowerment.
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You won’t believe what four people and a tiny car can do! You’re looking at a Mobile Medical Unit and their team working in Moldova. We deploy teams to reach those most as risk and deliver home-based care. Read more: https://bit.ly/4raBfkW
Project HOPE is responding to the impacts of the escalating conflict in Lebanon and continuing to assess the greatest needs through the Middle East region, with deep concern for the safety and well-being of civilians. Read more on our response: https://bit.ly/4ray9wt
#DidYouKnow that Gaucher Disease is a rare genetic disorder & affects more people in Egypt than any other country worldwide? Project HOPE has contributed to medicines, education & health worker training with the Gaucher Initiative since 1999. Read more on #WorldRareDiseaseDay: https://bit.ly/46dqEx9
Could you afford all the important food items for your family in the last 24 hours? That’s unfortunately not the reality for thousands of families in Gaza. A recent study shows that the nutrition challenges since the start of the current war have escalated into a catastrophic humanitarian crisis.
Providing healthcare looks different in every situation. One way that Project HOPE supports is through mobile medical units like this one in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa. Learn about how we support the diverse needs of vulnerable communities around the world: https://bit.ly/4raBfkW
🚨 🚑 HOPE delivery! Last month, UAE AID generously donated 2 fully equipped ambulances to our team in Gaza. They will support our medical operations and patient referral services across Project HOPE supported health facilities.
Health systems worldwide are facing unprecedented strain from conflict, displacement and disease. We turned to our team of technical experts to share what issues they’re watching closely this year from vaccination gaps to the health workforce crisis and beyond. Read on: https://bit.ly/49JSTVh
Winter storms in Gaza have turned displacement camps into zones of extreme survival risk — over 250,000 families living in makeshift tents face nighttime temperature drops and risk hypothermia. We need your support to make sure the harsh winter doesn’t claim any more lives. https://bit.ly/4sF10uS
This month marks one year since violence escalated in the Catatumbo region of Colombia, and Project HOPE is working to increase access to healthcare for migrants & refugees. Read more: https://bit.ly/4pTMwF3
Project HOPE is monitoring the rapidly evolving situation in Iran, with deep concern for the safety, health, and well-being of civilians. We call for the protection of civilians & for sustained humanitarian access in accordance with international humanitarian law. Read on: https://bit.ly/45cDpaX
In the final hours of 2025, we’re looking back at how much we have achieved together this year. Click below to read up on 12 ways your support made a positive impact for communities around the world this year.
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They say a picture is worth a thousand words; to convey joy, sorrow or the complex challenges we witness in the field every year. Project HOPE reached more than 5 million people worldwide in 2025; here are a few of our favorite photos that tell the story of our work. https://bit.ly/48z2pve
We don’t know about you, but we’re throwing on our #HOPEmas sweater and celebrating #NationalUglySweaterDay! It’s not too late to join our holiday streaming campaign to bring health & hope to communities around the world. 🎄☃️
Gaming is better when it's giving back!
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Holiday season blues? Know someone who is struggling with stress or too many to-dos this time of the year? Send our “calm companion” pocket guide for moments of overwhelm or save it for yourself for the next time you need to breathe, pause, and reset! ➡️https://bit.ly/47Fhk5n
Support starts as simple as a smile. A hug. A laugh. Your gift could deliver mental health support to children like these living through war and delivers HOPE this holiday season. https://bit.ly/48t9dKI
Gaming is even better when it’s giving back!
It’s not too late to join our Project #HOPEmas holiday streaming campaign. Your campaign could support recovery efforts after Hurricane Melissa, newborns & mothers in Gaza or children building resilience after life in a warzone. https://bit.ly/4qMEPC0
It's the most wonderful campaign of the year!🎄From now-December 31, join us for Project #Hopemas, our festive holiday streaming campaign that spreads health & healing around the world through the power of your good vibes. Follow @streamforhope.bsky.social and register now: https://bit.ly/4otoh0g
Every action makes an impact. 💙 Whether you donated to our #GivingTuesday fundraiser, liked a social post, or shared one of our stories with a friend, every time you #DoOneThing, the positive ripples are far reaching. Thank you for helping us kick-off giving season so strongly!
Photo: Motaz Al Aaraj
As we approach #GivingTuesday, we’re taking a moment to reflect & share our gratitude for our incredible community. Every dollar donated, and every social media post shared helps build our community of global health champions and strengthens access to care around the world.
Photo: James Buck
