In Gaza, pregnant women and new mothers are vulnerable and terrified, writes rondi anderson. She describes a humanitarian mission with Project HOPE, where she collected firsthand stories from mothers seeking prenatal and emergency health care. thinkglobalhealth.org/article/nightm…

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What does it mean to be a humanitarian? It means following the four humanitarian principles: - Humanity - Neutrality - Impartiality - Independence Stay tuned as our dedicated humanitarian team members around the globe share how these principles turn into action.

In the lead up to World Humanitarian Day, we honor the 456 aid workers who lost their lives in service to others in 2023 and 2024. These tragic losses underscore the urgent need to protect humanitarian workers and uphold International Humanitarian Law. Project HOPE calls on

Humanity means: "We actively address human suffering wherever it happens." Hear from Marta, a mental health and psychosocial support specialist in Kyiv, Ukraine, about what the humanitarian principle of humanity means to her and her work. Follow along as our team members take

Neutrality in conflict and post-conflict environments is not only necessary, it's powerful. As the Director of Program Implementation in Ethiopia, Asayehegn Tekeste understands how staying neutral allows him and his team to choose and serve humanity. Watch now to learn why

Moses Kondowe, Team Lead in Gaza, is committed to ensuring that humanitarian aid reaches those in need, prioritizing the most vulnerable. Learn how Moses embodies the principle of impartiality in his daily work. Stay tuned for our next video, where Dr. Uche Ralph-Opara will

Our special World Humanitarian Day Matching Gift Challenge will turn every $1 you donate into $2 through August 27th. Help health workers and humanitarians save lives, deliver health care, and provide vital support with your 2X-matched gift. projecthope.org/WorldHD

“He became lethargic and weak. He stopped responding to me. There were no smiles. He became indifferent, almost like a doll”.   This is what hunger does to children. Famine is a choice. Every day we go without a ceasefire we come closer to choosing it. projecthope.org/news-stories/p…

"The people we serve know that when we show up, we show up for them and for them alone." How does independence guide our work? Hear from Dr. Uche Ralph-Opara, Project HOPE's Chief Health Officer, on this humanitarian principle.

Why is localization surging in some countries and stalling in others? with insight from USAID Plan International USA OxfamAmerica Faith in Action Project HOPE PublishWhatYouFund & others devex.com/news/why-is-lo… via @Devex

Thank you Project HOPE for your vital work on the ground. World Health Organization (WHO) is also committed to supporting those affected by the #GazaCrisis. Immediate and safe access is crucial to ensure mothers and babies receive the care they desperately need. bit.ly/3yTMPes

Millions of people around the world have fled home in search of protection from persecution. Here’s what you need to know about the pathway to asylum, and how Project HOPE is reaching asylum seekers with health and social services: projecthope.org/news-stories/s…

"There's just no guarantee of safety." Hear from Project HOPE's Deputy Director, Emergency Response & Preparedness, Chessa Latifi, speak on the polio vaccination campaign in Gaza. youtube.com/watch?v=g1crRE…

Our team met with local community members in Morocco to discuss mental health, psychosocial support, and continue our health and hygiene initiatives in the aftermath of the 2023 earthquake. Our long-term response focuses on empowering communities as they recover.

Very moved to see children in Gaza receiving polio vaccines at Project HOPE's clinic in Deir al Balah, in coordination with World Health Organization (WHO). Polio is one of the many devastating health costs of this war. No child should have to endure it.

In coordination with the World Health Organization (WHO), our dedicated team in Gaza is providing critical polio vaccinations at Project HOPE clinics in Deir al Balah and Khan Younis. Our clinics are serving as vaccination sites, contributing to this vital public health

The crisis in Gaza continues to intensify. Our team on the ground is reporting that many orgs are running out of medicine and unable to provide even basic care. We fear the situation will become even more dire. An immediate ceasefire is crucial to allow aid in and save lives.