Collective wisdom to guide new programs

Posted on Oct 5, 2011

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When launching PIH's site in Malawi, Program Manager Jenna LeMieux relied on the experiences of her PIH colleagues to guide her work. Her experiences (and theirs) make up PIH's new Program Management Guide.

Investing in communities to tackle poverty

Posted on Sep 28, 2011

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Shortly after arriving in Malawi, a new volunteer reports on his first trip into local communities, with a team devoted to fighting poverty.

WATCH: Youth Activists Demand UN Action on NCDs

Posted on Sep 19, 2011

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Global leaders must act now to make medicines and technologies available and affordable to the poor.

Tools for a brighter future: Hammers, saws, and school

Posted on Jul 8, 2011

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A new vocational training center in Malawi targets those most affected by poverty and the AIDS epidemic.

New report shows international response to multidrug-resistant tuberculosis needs urgent reform

Posted on Jul 7, 2011

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5 million new cases and 1.5 million deaths from MDR-TB have occurred in the last 10 years

First patients admitted to new Nutritional Rehab Unit in Malawi

Posted on Jun 16, 2011

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The first and only Nutritional Rehabilitation Unit in the rural Neno District treats severely malnourished children.

Seeds and roots

Posted on May 19, 2011

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An HIV patient in Malawi finds that seeds can help tackle the root causes of her family's poor health.

Devex ranks PIH as one of world's top 40 innovators

Posted on Apr 20, 2011

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Ranked with 14 other international NGO

Why the international community should eliminate user fees in developing countries.

Posted on Apr 18, 2011

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"To be short: fee-based health care is inequitable. If we were to remove these fees, 233,000 children in 20 African countries would be saved from preventable deaths this year.