World Humanitarian Day Spotlight: Hajara’s Work

Dear Friend,

Rabiatu Bello is pregnant in Nigeria, a country where a shocking 10% percent of the world’s maternal deaths occur. But she isn’t a statistic to us, or to Hajara, the Project HOPE-supported humanitarian and health worker helping keep her and her baby healthy.

Hajara made sure Rabiatu Bello was tested for HIV and got her connected to other moms and health care at weekly education sessions developed to stop the transmission of HIV from moms to their babies.

Hajara has made her life’s work building a healthier and more equitable world. That’s why today, on World Humanitarian Day, we want to celebrate our team of more than 900 humanitarians like her around the world — and all they do to save and improve lives. Please make a gift now in honor of every caring, dedicated Project HOPE team member, when our World Humanitarian Day Matching Gift Challenge will double the power of your generosity.

As a humanitarian yourself, I know you care about saving and protecting lives. Please help ensure that health workers like Hajara can help moms like Rabiatu — and that people around the world have the health care they need.

With gratitude and HOPE,

Rabih Torbay
President and CEO
Project HOPE

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