Two months after Venezuela’s June earthquakes killed over 6,500 people, Project HOPE’s mobile clinics in La Guaira and Caracas are treating survivors’ lasting wounds — chronic disease, disrupted prenatal care, and trauma — while local staff rebuild their own communities.
Dedicated health workers are bringing critical care to migrants who have never seen a doctor. Project HOPE partners with local clinics to provide primary care, maternal health services, and mental health support to displaced families navigating the ongoing crisis.
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.
Visit the Colombia-Venezuela border, where Project HOPE is working inside communities and health centers to connect Venezuelan women and girls to essential care.