The World Shoe Fund, founded by Manny Ohonme, combats soil-borne diseases by manufacturing and distributing footwear in Africa. This sustainable, market-based approach has provided 1.5 million pairs of shoes, reducing disease, improving school attendance, and breaking cycles of poverty across 12 countries.
Project HOPE is delivering critical medical supplies to war-torn southern Syria and launching a $45 million initiative in Ghana to improve maternal and child health, addressing systemic healthcare gaps.
As the Cure Blindness Project global fellow, Dr. Sean Collon spent the year working in sub-Saharan Africa under the mentorship of Dr. Geoff Tabin. The year-long fellowship in partnership with Stanford University selects top-in-class, early-career ophthalmologists to spend twelve months learning and teaching in the global eye health space. The experience is like none other.
Join Dr. Linda Dresser’s inspiring journey as part of a dedicated team transforming healthcare in Ghana from mobile clinics to a modern hospital.
Louange Koffi achieved her childhood dream of becoming a nurse in Ghana. She now advocates for quality health and education for the displaced.