Our CEO, Dr. Sheila Davis, joined global health leaders at the Milken Institute’s Charting the Course event. Reflecting on her trip to Sierra Leone for the MCOE opening, she emphasized the power of long-term partnerships. Watch the recording: https://tinyurl.com/mmk5tpvk

After losing one of her newborn twins, Bintu Jalloh found comfort and strength at Koidu Government Hospital in Sierra Leone where she received lifesaving treatment and counseling. We're helping mothers heal, honoring loss, and ensuring no woman faces grief alone. Read more:https://bit.ly/4qJ2OlP

Born at just 1.3 pounds, baby Godsent beat the odds. With care and daily support from PIH Liberia, his mother, Linda, practiced kangaroo mother care to keep him warm and safe. Three months later, they went home. Read their full story: https://bit.ly/47xnohy

Across the globe, we’re training and supporting midwives who are transforming maternal health and proving that quality care is a right, not a privilege. Their care saves lives and builds healthier communities. 💛 Investing in midwives means investing in life. Learn more: pih.org/support-mothers

The road to safe motherhood looks different around the world. From canoes in Lesotho to motorbikes in Liberia, women travel miles, often on foot, to reach the care they need. Explore how women around the world reach our facilities: https://bit.ly/43jH9qb

In Sierra Leone, too many women lose their lives giving birth. We are changing that story, one safe delivery at a time. Through stronger health systems, skilled birth attendants, and compassionate care, we’re helping make safe motherhood possible for all. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4ooSqhs

Every single maternal death is preventable. Together, we can end this injustice. Your support helps Partners In Health deliver safe, dignified care for mothers and newborns around the world—and build lasting systems that save lives. Join us in ending this injustice: https://bit.ly/4ooSqhs

This year we are marking a milestone in education and leadership: the tenth anniversary of students beginning their learning at the University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) in Rwanda. Check out this special update and celebrate UGHE's decade of remarkable work with us: https://bit.ly/47FQ9HG

Every two minutes, a woman dies from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth. Most of these deaths can, and should, be prevented with quality care. Maternal deaths are not inevitable. Together, we can save lives. Support this work: pih.org/support-mothers

In Lesotho’s remote mountains, reaching a health facility can take hours or days. That’s why we support maternal waiting homes, where expectant mothers can stay safe under medical care before delivery. Read More: https://bit.ly/3JK42MP

Keeping the Lights On: Power, Patients, and Perseverance in Malawi 💡 Follow the thread 🧵 to learn how we worked alongside Malawi's Ministry of Health to install specialized technology in two hospitals to prevent lapses in care 👇

Maternal deaths are preventable with the right investment and care. The Maternal Center of Excellence shows what’s possible when dignity and design come together to save lives. Read more: https://bit.ly/4hQ61vJ

If you live in the US, your voice can help! There is still critical funding being withheld by the administration. Use @PIH.org's easy link to email your Reps and demand that money allocated to save lives is disbursed!

When we think of #accompaniment, our work alongside communities in #WestAfrica quickly comes to mind. 🌍 When @pih.org was invited to provide urgent support in responding to #Ebola. But rather than provide short-term emergency support, we looked deeper. 👀

Every day, women in Sierra Leone face life-threatening risks giving birth. We are working to change that by strengthening health systems, training midwives, improving emergency obstetric care, and ensuring every woman can give birth safely and with dignity. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4ooSqhs

Greetings from Lesotho! 🇱🇸 Together with the government, we are delivering care in the most remote areas, transforming TB treatment, and building a stronger health system for generations to come. Learn more: https://pihlesotho.org

On Wednesday, Hurricane Melissa swept by Haiti, causing flooding and fatalities, as well as displacing many families primarily in region of Petit‑Goâve, a coastal community in the southern part of Haiti. Follow the 🧵 👇

Billions in lifesaving global health funding are being withheld, forcing cuts to HIV, TB, and malaria programs across more than 100 countries. Congress approved it. The world is waiting. Urge them to act now: https://act.pih.org/pepfar-apportionment

The U.S. is withholding billions in Global Fund and PEPFAR funds, putting HIV care at risk worldwide. PEPFAR reflects Dr. Paul Farmer’s belief that health care is a human right—and has saved over 25 million lives. Contact your Members of Congress today: https://act.pih.org/pepfar-apportionment

Dr. Paul Farmer wasn’t just a physician, he was a storyteller, scholar, and advocate. Through his books, he shared lessons from patients, communities, and movements that shaped global health. Check out a list 10 of what we think are his most powerful books: https://tinyurl.com/36r7j3x3

Dr. Paul Farmer proved that high-quality care is possible anywhere, and helped inspire PEPFAR and The Global Fund. Today, that legacy is at risk as billions in approved U.S. funds remain withheld. Join us in protecting the progress he helped build. 🔗 Take action: https://bit.ly/3Lk0IIB

As we celebrate Dr. Paul Farmer’s life and leadership, we’re inspired by his vision for global health equity. “Medicine should be viewed as social justice work in a world that is so sick and so riven by inequities.” ✨ Read five quotes that continue to inspire our work: https://tinyurl.com/vuy8nfsn

‼️arcTB is underway‼️ with support from @unitaid.bsky.social we’re accelerating access to DR-TB treatment in 7 countries🫁💊 Today we 👏🏾 our team from PIH-Liberia for working with the Ministry of Health to train over 120 Community Health Promoters on DR-TB. @pih.org #BendTheArc

“Without power, we had to deliver babies and perform other procedures with candles." – Harelimana Assoumpta, Senior Nurse at the Kamabuye Health Center In Rwanda, SELF worked with @pih.org to solar-electrify rural health clinics. 🩺⚡ Discover the impact in our latest newsletter: conta.cc/3VUZXbl

Dr. Paul Farmer believed the moral test of our actions is whether they serve the most vulnerable. Today, billions in lifesaving funding for HIV, TB, and malaria remain withheld. The world can’t wait. Urge Congress to release the funds: https://act.pih.org/defend-healthcare

Happening today! Check it out and ask any questions you might have on what's happening in public health advocacy. The thread is live to start posting your questions. Vincent will start answering around 3 PM ET: www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comme...

Vincent is very good at answering questions on these confusing topics in ways us non-experts can understand. Definitely check this out!

Life Pro Tip: Take every possible chance to learn from Vincent

True or false: Completing TB treatment is the end of a patient's journey? For up to 60% of people, the answer is false! Next week, join us for our second TB Ed Talk with @PIH.org's Dr. Carole Mitnick to learn about post-TB lung disease! Learn more & submit questions: tbfighters.org/tb-ed... #TBSky

Why come to our event? Here are some of our reasons! Limited availability and tickets are beginning to 🏃‍♂️ If you’re in #Toronto or #Montreal, grab yours: pihcanada.org/global-healt... #montrealevents #torontoevent #torontoevent #globalhealth #healthequity #healthforall #hivawareness #hivaids

This Thursday, Oct. 23 at 3 PM ET, Vincent Lin from the PIH advocacy team will answer your questions about what’s happening in D.C. — from funding cuts to public health threats — plus anything on health advocacy or getting involved. Join us on Reddit: https://act.pih.org/reddit-ama-reminder-oct

NEJM published a reflection by Didi Bertrand Farmer on the life & legacy of PIH Co-founder Dr. Paul Farmer. She writes that Paul’s love of gardening mirrored his work in global health—tending to people & the planet with care, dignity, & hope. Follow the 🧵 or read more: www.pih.org/article/didi...

After a year of planning, Socios En Salud was ready to launch VENSALUD, bringing health care to thousands of Venezuelan migrants. Then U.S. aid was cut, and lifesaving care vanished overnight. But the mission continues. Health care is a right, not an exception. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4n6AqHc

In Neno, Malawi, 39 young people are starting new chapters through PIH’s ASPIRE Project. With tools like motorbikes and tailoring kits, they’re launching businesses and building a more self-reliant community. Learn more about the program: https://bit.ly/4ha2ect

As debt and climate crises deepen, we’re calling for urgent action. PIH joins the Global Week of Action for Debt Justice to demand fair economies, debt cancellation, and climate justice. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4nXLWWA #GWoA2025 #DebtJustice #CancelTheDebt #UNDebtConvention #FundTheFuture

📣 Reminder: Join us tomorrow for an urgent virtual discussion on global health funding cuts. 🗓 Thursday, October 16 🕛 12 p.m. ET PIH’s Dr. Joia Mukherjee and Vincent Lin will unpack the consequences of unspent appropriations and how you can take action. RSVP: RSVP: https://bit.ly/4pV7FzX

In Lesotho, community treatment supporters visit TB patients daily, offering care and encouragement through months of treatment. Their dedication saves lives. Read more in our latest need to know blog: https://bit.ly/4q2z036

After a cancer diagnosis and the loss of her son, Sania found healing through PIH’s mental health program in Kazakhstan. With therapy and care, she regained strength and is now cancer-free.💛 Read the full story: https://bit.ly/3ZbkTMi

For teens living with HIV, care and compassion can be life-changing. In Peru, the PASEO program walks alongside young people, helping them navigate treatment and stigma with confidence. But global funding cuts now put this vital support at risk. Learn more: https://bit.ly/46Yd5Bj

After years of loss and hardship, Cecelia Green found new strength through mental health care supported by PIH Liberia. With therapy, she rebuilt her life and her home. Cecelia’s story shows the power of social support in improving mental health. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/3XgBtt2

As kush spreads in Sierra Leone, PIH-supported Koidu Government Hospital is stepping up with lifesaving addiction and mental health care. Free medicine, counseling, and community support are helping patients like Abdulai recover Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/2n5x9s8f

Happy Good News Friday and World Mental Health Day! 💚 This year alone, thousands of people have received treatment, therapy, and hope through PIH-supported programs. Because mental health is health, and together we are proving that change is possible.

Today is #DAFDay! 🌍 Your donor-advised fund (DAF) can do more than give, it can create a legacy. By setting up a DAF successor designation, you empower the future of PIH care and inspire the next generation of philanthropy among family and friends. Make your impact last: https://bit.ly/3KEgqOH

Greetings from Liberia! 🇱🇷 When PIH arrived in 2016, JJD Hospital had just one doctor and limited resources. Today, it’s a regional referral hospital with full specialist coverage, a 3-star lab, and Liberia’s first decentralized drug-resistant TB ward. Learn more: pihliberia.org

As global health funding faces renewed threats in Washington D.C., join PIH for an urgent virtual discussion. Follow the 🧵 to learn more 👇

Mind the gap. 🧠 Around the world, nearly one billion people live with a mental health condition, yet most never receive the care they need. At PIH, we’re working to close that gap by integrating mental health care into primary care and fighting stigma. Learn more: https://bit.ly/339kJr2

Sometimes, it’s the ‘stuff’ that saves lives 🧡 In Liberia, access to anti-shock garments, essential medicines, and free ambulance support has transformed maternal care, turning near-tragedies into survival for mothers. Learn more: https://pihliberia.org/news/primary-health-care-rural-liberia

Every day, patients walk miles to reach care. Nurses deliver lifesaving treatment in remote communities. Health workers speak up for change. These are the stories the world needs to hear. Join a global community of people who believe in health equity: https://bit.ly/3WBtkyX

Happy Good News Friday! A breakthrough HIV prevention shot, lenacapavir, will cost just $40 a year in 120 countries starting in 2027. Nearly 100% effective with only 2 doses. Now we fight to make sure everyone can access it. Read more: https://unitaid.org/news-blog/lenacapavir-for-hiv-prevention/

Injustice has a cure—and it starts with health care. 🌍 At PIH, we believe quality care is a universal right. By standing with those most in need, partnering with governments, and building strong health systems, we fight for equity and hope every day.