
Teaming up against malnutrition in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Two-year-old Mado Betu was starving. Her mother was doing everything she could to save her daughter’s life, but the family had fallen on hard times. Day by day, Mado was slippin...
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Two-year-old Mado Betu was starving. Her mother was doing everything she could to save her daughter’s life, but the family had fallen on hard times. Day by day, Mado was slippin...
Salum Ismail Ngoli is a husband, a father and a farmer in rural Tanzania — but he’s also a health care hero. As a volunteer case finder, Salum goes door-to-door in his community...
Most parents will tell you they keep their children close to their heart. For Lavender Atienos, doing so was the difference between life and death for her premature twins. Do yo...
Abdu Hurana’s wife died soon after giving birth to their fourth child. Alone, he didn’t know how to feed his newborn son. Banana juice, porridge and mashed potatoes didn’t nouri...
In Nairobi’s poorest slums, health workers work hard to ensure mothers and babies receive the basic health care they need to stay healthy and thrive. But during the COVID-19 pan...
I don’t think either one of us looks at a mudpuddle and craves a drink. But for many of the world’s residents, puddles and polluted streams are the only water sources they have ...
Our mission is to bring health in reach for everyone, everywhere — even to disaster zones where the rain is still pouring. And we need your help!
Malnutrition doesn’t have to kill a child to have devastating effects. Chronic malnutrition can lead to stunted growth, developmental delays and other life-long deficiencies tha...
When back-to-back hurricanes swept across Honduras, they heaped more devastation on top of the existing challenges of poverty and the COVID-19 pandemic. Crops and livelihoods we...
Deborah Nyanduk is lucky to be alive. She has survived multiple pregnancies and deliveries without ever seeing a doctor — because medical care is almost nonexistent in the war-t...