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Health workers in Colombia are fighting to contain coronavirus.

How You Can Help Health Workers Fighting COVID-19

Though they lack enough protective gear, health workers are working endless hours to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and are at the greatest risk of contracting the virus as they care for patients. If you’re wondering what you can do to help health workers during this crisis, here are some ideas on where to start.

Tuberculosis is still the world's deadliest infectious disease

5 Things to Know About Tuberculosis

You might not know that Tuberculosis is the world’s deadliest infectious disease, claiming more lives than HIV/AIDS, and one of the top 10 causes of death worldwide. Learn more about TB and what Project HOPE is doing to eradicate the disease.

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Project HOPE was Dr. Vlatko Uzevski’s 1st job out of medical school 13 years ago — and he’s been with us ever since.

Staff Spotlight: Dr. Vlatko Uzevski in Macedonia

Dr. Uzevski has spent more than a decade with Project HOPE, delivering over $49 million in medicines and equipment to Macedonia. Find out more about his incredible dedication to saving lives.
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Health workers do not have the supplies they need to stay safe from COVID-19

Help Protect Health Workers and Families

Please make a gift today to help provide vital aid like personal protective equipment, medical volunteers, training and other supplies. Your gift multiplies 5X in impact, by helping secure medicines, volunteers and funding from public and private institutions.
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Coronavirus is affecting families and health care workers around the world

UPDATE: Our Response to COVID-19 in the U.S.

In the past weeks, we've begun to activate medical surge staff to meet needs in Chicago, mobilized 40,000 N95 masks for shipment and started remote training medical professionals on infection prevention.
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A child in Indonesia gets a check-up at a free health fair

HOPE in Photos: Reaching Mothers in Indonesia With Care

Many mothers in Indonesia can't access health services because care is too expensive or too far away. We're changing that by empowering midwives and volunteers to reach the most vulnerable families.
Find out how >>

Project HOPE in the News

PRESS RELEASE - Project HOPE Teams Up with Ricky Martin and CharityStars to Support Health Workers

PRESS RELEASE - Project HOPE’s Coronavirus Response Expands to Support America’s Health Workers and Underserved Communities

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