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What It’s Like to Be Pregnant in Gaza

Right now, 60,000 pregnant women inside Gaza are vulnerable, hungry and scared. We may not know the true impact for years. Hear directly from our Senior Technical Advisor, Rondi Anderson, who recently returned from visiting Project HOPE's clinics in Gaza.

A photograph of a Project HOPE mobile clinic in Haiti where two health workers and a mother each hold a young triplet as they stand in front of a blackboard.

How Our Mobile Clinics Bridge the Gap to Care in Haiti

Communities in Haiti are reeling from a series of overlapping emergencies that have made health care increasingly hard to access. Project HOPE is operating mobile medical units to provide primary care and mental health support amid the worsening humanitarian crisis in southwest Haiti.

HERE'S HOW

A photograph of a large group of people in Haiti waiting for health care services in a large white room with an open wood beam roof.

Conflict in Haiti is Exacerbating the Health Crisis

The conflict in Haiti is pushing the health system to the breaking point. As gang violence grows in Port-au-Prince, children and families will face escalating food insecurity, less access to health care and more limited access to water.
More on Haiti >

A photograph from a Project HOPE distribution to displaced people in Gaza, showing a young boy with rumpled hair holding a yellow Project HOPE bag with aid supplies as they look at the camera.

URGENT: Famine Imminent in Gaza

Famine in Gaza, violence in Haiti and Ukraine… people around the world urgently need lifesaving health care, medicines and other relief. Please make a gift today to help families and health workers facing hunger, disease and displacement.
Give Now >

A photograph of a woman with her baby on her back as she looks to the left with a slight smile on her face. The background is at a Project HOPE-supported clinic in Sierra Leone where many other women and their children are waiting.

The Ripple Effects of Investing in Women

When we invest in women, we invest in a better, healthier future for everyone. We invest in longer, more fulfilling lives and more prosperous economies, with billion-dollar returns.
Investing in Women >

A photograph of tents in Gaza where families displaced by violence have been forced to live. There are bikes scattered around, clothes drying on a line and children playing outside.

Inside Rafah’s Deteriorating Health Crisis

Health conditions are rapidly deteriorating in Rafah as a possible ground offensive nears. Our teams are reporting that 1 in 5 children under age two showed signs of malnutrition.
More on Rafah >

Project HOPE in the News

THE HILL - Health workers should not be a casualty of war — they need protections, now
NPR - 'Struggle, struggle, struggle.' What new and expecting mothers are facing in Gaza

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