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A social justice & global health organization striving to make health care a human right for all people, starting with those who need it most #InjusticeHasACure
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@pih.orgMental health care is strongest when people with lived experiences are heard, valued, and included in shaping the systems designed to support them.
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@pih.orgToday is #DAFDay! 🌍
Your donor-advised fund can create a legacy. By setting up a DAF successor designation, you empower the future of PIH patient care and inspire the next generation of philanthropy among family and friends.
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@pih.orgThe progress we’ve made expanding access to quality health care is under threat. Foreign aid cuts are putting essential services at risk for communities.
Open your fall update to learn more about the work our Chief Medical Officer is helping lead alongside teams and partners: https://bit.ly/4yEuA6x
@pih.orgHelp us stop this unnecessary destruction of care.
Use our easy tool to email all of your representatives in Congress to demand that they force the Trump administration to obligate these funds that could prevent millions of senseless deaths.
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@pih.orgLast week, PIH leaders in Haiti and Malawi shared firsthand how U.S. funding cuts are affecting health systems, patient care, and the delivery of essential programs.
Missed the conversation? We’ve got you covered. Watch the full webinar: https://bit.ly/4iVyhQ
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@pih.orgWhat happens when global health funding disappears?
Hear directly from PIH leaders about the challenges health systems are facing due to U.S. funding cuts.
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@pih.orgThis year, activist Emma Charles, attended the annual PIH Engage Training Institute for the second time. She wanted to take action following the dismantling of USAID programs and funding cuts.
Read about her full experience: https://bit.ly/4yuUuJj
@pih.orgMohale’s Hoek has the highest tuberculosis (TB) burden in Lesotho. In Lesotho, most people have to travel long distances to reach clinics. PIH Lesotho’s TB Elimination Outreach program brings TB screening and care directly to people in rural areas to save lives.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/4r51sCx
@pih.orgAfter being diagnosed with severe alcohol use disorder, Peter Wallace joined a weekly peer support group in rural Liberia.
Less than a year after joining, Wallace became a peer educator with the program, raising awareness, and encouraging others in recovery.
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@pih.orgIn Peru, nearly half of new HIV cases occur among people aged 15-29.
Socios En Salud, in partnership with Harvard Medical School, launched PASEO. This program provides accompaniment and support to adolescents transitioning from pediatric to adult HIV care.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/4ddcyPS
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@pih.orgFor families like Saintange’s, access to care means more than a doctor’s visit. It means the opportunity to regain stability, protect their health, and build a better future.
@pih.orgWith support from ZL, the FAES-BID Project, and partners, clinicians at Sainte-Thérèse Hospital in Hinche provided Saintange with a medical consultation. They diagnosed her with anemia, knee pain, gastritis, and cervicitis.
@pih.orgDuring an outreach visit near her home, the program team selected Saintange’s family to participate. After she spent three years focusing entirely on her family’s needs, she finally received care herself.
@pih.orgThe program supports households facing a combination of illness, poverty, and geographic isolation. For many, these challenges have only grown amid Haiti’s ongoing crisis, making access to care more difficult and, at times, dangerous.
@pih.orgThe FAES-BID Project supports these families. The Fonds d'Assistance Economique et Sociale (FAES) finances the project with support from the Inter-American Development Bank (BID) and Zanmi Lasante (ZL), Partners In Health’s sister organization in Haiti, implements it.
@pih.orgLike many families in rural Haiti, Saintange faced impossible choices: Pay for transportation. Buy food. Seek medical care. When resources are scarce, even accessing a doctor can feel out of reach.
@pih.orgFor years, Odina Saintange put her family’s needs before her own. The 56-year-old mother of six lives in a rural community outside Hinche, Haiti, where access to health care is limited. When her husband lost his vision, she became her family’s sole caregiver and provider. 👇🧵
