Dr. Jean William “Bill” Pape, founder of GHESKIO health clinics in Haiti, has provided free healthcare services for over four decades, pioneering treatments for HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and cardiovascular disease while facing unprecedented challenges.
When Dr. Michael Grady retired, he didn’t stop saving lives—he volunteered to help in Haiti, Gaza, Ukraine and beyond. From International Medical Corps.
In a country where no insulin is produced locally, people managing diabetes have few options, limited further by violence and instability. These health providers are changing that. From Direct Relief.
Jim Ansara, co-founder of Build Health International, transformed his construction expertise into a force for global health equity. His organization has completed over 200 healthcare projects, bringing dignified and sustainable medical facilities to underserved communities worldwide.
ALIMA, an international medical NGO, has launched mobile clinics in Port-au-Prince, providing crucial healthcare services to thousands amidst Haiti’s escalating humanitarian crisis. Their efforts offer a lifeline to those cut off from traditional medical facilities.