News and Stories
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Modern Canoe Gives Remote Community Access to Health Care
The 15-seat boat makes frequent trips from Puluken to Harper, Liberia.
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In Sierra Leone, PIH Provides Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment During National Emergency
At PIH-supported Koidu Government Hospital, 80% of patients who receive treatment for substance abuse are also diagnosed with a mental health disorder.
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A Commitment to Public Health Strengthened Under the Weight of Adversity
Despite facing difficult challenges, Haiti’s Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais perseveres.
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Q&A: How Solar Power Is Improving Patient Care in Lesotho
Bonang Mpinane, PIH Lesotho’s director of operations, discusses the country-wide project and its impact.
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Staff Wellness Program Helps Care for the Caregivers
Eddy Eustache was the first psychologist hired in Haiti. Now, he co-leads PIH’s global staff wellness program.
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Emergency Medicine Residency Earns International Accreditation in Haiti
The achievement marks a significant milestone for healthcare training in the region.
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PIHers' Picks: What to Read, Watch, and Listen to this Summer
As temperatures heat up across the U.S., Partners In Health staff have compiled a list of resources to read, watch, and listen to on those hazy days in the sun.
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From Medical Intern to Executive Director in Haiti: Meet Dr. Wesler Lambert
After joining Zamni Lasante following medical school 27 years ago, Lambert is using his deep experience as the new interim executive director in Haiti
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They are Not Alone: Three Transgender Women’s Stories of Resistance in Peru
In the midst of adversity, three transgender women in central Lima help each other to cope with lives marked by violence and discrimination. Socios En Salud accompanies them in this process with care that considers their complex social situation.
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Treating Mental Health and Tuberculosis in Rural Lesotho
PIH Lesotho screens all patients with tuberculosis for depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions