Impact In Action

Explore the impact of our work—real people, real progress, and hope for a healthier, more just world.

2025 Impact Report

Everyone should have access to quality health care. But for millions around the world, that's not the reality.

We're working together to change that. Last year, we provided:

2,900,000

outpatient visits completed across our sites

795,200

home visits conducted by community health workers

152,430

prenatal care visits to support a healthy pregnancy

34,300

TB tests completed for faster detection and treatment.

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Around the World

Partners In Health (PIH) fights injustice by providing high-quality medical care and support while working hand-in-hand with local governments to strengthen health systems. PIH is translated differently across the four continents where we work—adapting to the local context and language.

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A map highlighting various PIH site locations across the world.

Stories of Care

A collection of anecdotes made possible by the PIH community last year.

Joléne and her youngest of five children, three-year-old Raphaël, who was severely malnourished and received treatment in Cange and Mirebalais. <i>Photo by Mélissa Jeanty / PIH</i>

9,950 patients in care for malnutrition

Like 1 in 4 children in Haiti, Raphaël was starving. His mother took him to a PIH-supported malnutrition clinic, where he was immediately hospitalized and began treatment. Now, thanks to PIH’s help, he’s growing strong and healthy.

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Saio Kamara, poses for a portrait outside of PIH-supported Lakka Government Hospital in Sierra Leone where she received an 18 month long treatment for tuberculosis. <i>Photo by Caitlin Kleiboer / PIH</i>

2,400 TB patients completed treatment

Saio was one of millions suffering from tuberculosis, the world’s deadliest infectious disease. After receiving lifesaving treatment from PIH in Sierra Leone, the now 29-year-old widow is cured and reunited with her children.

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Fynn Crooks, a senior community organizer for the Advocacy team, prepares members of Partners In Health’s Engage Training Institute at the U.S. Capitol for Hill Day. <i>Photo by Jessey Dearing / PIH</i>

1,900 advocates trained for policy action

Fynn Crooks first joined the PIH movement as a member of PIH Engage—a grassroots network of community organizers. Today, they are teaching Engage members how to advocate for global health policy.

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Sister Patricia Efe Azikiwe, holds Sia Fengai’s newborn baby shortly after birth at the Maternal Waiting Home at Wellbody Clinic, Sierra Leone. <i>Photo by Abubakarr Tappiah Sesay / PIH</i>

57,450 safe, facility-based deliveries

For years, Sister Patricia has helped curb one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. As part of the PIH team in Sierra Leone, she supports safe deliveries and trains the next generation of maternal health clinicians.

Watch Sister Patricia's story