Friend, at a busy clinic near the Venezuela-Colombia border, Dr. Jennifer Guzmán sometimes finds herself crying with her patients — not because of a diagnosis, but because a mother who had to flee Venezuela tells her she has nothing to feed her children.

This the health crisis facing Venezuelan refugees today.

Nearly 3 million people who fled Venezuela are now living in Colombia, with another 800,000 in Ecuador. Hospitals are overwhelmed. Families arrive with no health coverage. And millions have gone years without access to basic care, medicine, or hygiene.

That’s why Project HOPE is on the ground supporting displaced Venezuelan families and host communities at the border. With your support, our teams can:

For many families, visiting our clinics is the only health care they will receive. Please, give now to help support families displaced at the Venezuela-Colombia border and to continue our lifesaving mission around the world where the need is greatest.

Thank you for standing with families who deserve care, dignity, and HOPE.

— The Project HOPE Team