Project HOPE

Urgent Relief. Lasting Impact.
On the front lines of the world’s greatest health challenges.

[Project HOPE @projecthopeorg]

"By investing in multiple micronutrient supplements and strengthening the systems that connect women to care throughout pregnancy, we can ensure that a simple answer like “vitamins” is a standard part of care for every woman, everywhere."
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1B girls and women are undernourished globally, increasing risks during pregnancy. In many LMICs, pregnant women receive little to no supplementation. Katherine Mergen makes the case for investing in MMS to improve maternal and newborn health. Read🔗https://t.co/wXmXCDqMJM

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Project HOPE was named as a reputable organization to donate to in Gaza, specifically highlighting our mental health and psychological support programs.💙 ⬇️

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"Ebola is never just a virus. It is a test of whether the world is willing to act early, coordinate seriously, protect frontline health workers, earn community trust, and strengthen health systems before they collapse."
Read more from Project HOPE CEO @rtorbay on what we learned from Ebola outbreaks in the past, and how we must act NOW before the current crisis becomes much worse. ⬇️
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We are proud to share that Project HOPE CEO @rtorbay has joined @washingtonpost Intelligence Council.
The WP Intelligence Councils bring together senior business and policy executives across AI & Technology, Energy & Climate, Global Security and Health Care, providing valuable intelligence and executive exposure opportunities at the intersection of business and policy.
We know this community sharing expertise will lead to even more powerful change!

[Project HOPE @projecthopeorg]

June 1 marks the start of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. If you live in a high-risk zone, it's time to prioritize early emergency preparedness; it's the best way to stay safe if a storm arrives.
Read our tips on how you can build a plan now ⬇️ https://t.co/e7BwLC4gtX

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Menstruation is a monthly occurrence for 1.8 billion girls and women, yet millions across the world are denied the right to manage their monthly cycle in a dignified and healthy way without stigma. In Indonesia, Project HOPE in partnership with the RISE foundation has developed the HER WAY initiative, an innovative program to empower adolescent girls, young women & new mothers through education, mentorship and maternity care. On #MenstrualHygieneManagementDay and every day. We want to give agency to women to advocate for themselves!

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[Rabih Torbay @rtorbay]

As the #Ebola outbreak continues, @projecthopeorg has deployed a team to Uganda & is working with local partners in both #DRC & #Uganda to ready PPE & IPC supplies & trainings & support for frontline health workers. Read our latest situation report: https://t.co/S6qZKvwTbs

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We are proud to see our work in Nigeria making positive strides to strengthen hypertension screening in Ogun State. Read more ⬇️
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[Project HOPE @projecthopeorg]

When someone is in a moment of need, using the right words and skills can be both a gamechanger and a lifesaver.

With active listening and knowing how to respond most thoughtfully, we can all be prepared to support each other in moments of suffering.

If you or someone you know needs help, don’t wait. Reach out to 988 and support is always there.

Click below for 5 Steps to Help Someone in Distress:
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[Rabih Torbay @rtorbay]

#ICYMI today, the head of WHO said he is “deeply concerned about the scale and speed” of the #Ebola outbreak in the DRC and Uganda.

The virus spread undetected for weeks; a stark reminder of why strengthening health systems before an outbreak hits is critical.

[Project HOPE @projecthopeorg]

Family doctors treat the WHOLE person. 💙

In an increasingly digital world, compassionate, people-centered care is still at the heart of family medicine. These relationships are built upon years of trust, continuity of care, and really listening to the voices of individual patients and the communities they live in. Family doctors can consider the physical, mental and social wellbeing of their patients in a way that technology can never replace!

On #WorldFamilyDoctorDay, we celebrate the primary care teams who make medical systems empathetic and more navigable for patients around the world.

Photo: Motaz Alaaraj

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Brave. Resilient. Compassionate.💙

Just a few of the words that come to mind when we think about the mothers we have met in our lives and programs this year. They often go the extra mile to protect their families, and Project HOPE is going the extra mile to ensure women everywhere have access to quality healthcare for themselves and their children.

This #MothersDay, we encourage you to #DoOneThing to celebrate an amazing mother in your community!

[Project HOPE @projecthopeorg]

In 10 minutes, over 100 airstrikes hit different parts of Lebanon. By the end of the day, hundreds were dead and over 1,000 injured. Many had believed that a ceasefire elsewhere might extend to Lebanon. In those 10 minutes, that belief collapsed. Project HOPE CEO @rotrbay was on the ground and shares what it’s really like for displaced communities living through tremendous uncertainty. https://t.co/dNc0iUpK25

[Rabih Torbay @rtorbay]

Given the lack of health care access across #Gaza, some @projecthopeorg health clinics are operating at 700% capacity. Families are walking long distances to reach us in need of medicine. Our teams are prescribing individual pills/tablets to cover as many patients as possible.

[Rabih Torbay @rtorbay]

I wrote about my recent trip to my home country of #Lebanon for @projecthopeorg. Across all communities, 1 message was consistent: support must reach everyone, both displaced & host communities. When it doesn’t, tensions rise. & tensions are already high https://t.co/oOvILy43nx

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This #InternationalDayOfTheMidwife, let’s thank the inspiring midwives serving as the critical bridge of care for women around the world!
Photo: James Buck

[Project HOPE @projecthopeorg]

Malaria is both preventable & curable, but it unfortunately remains one of the leading causes of death among children in sub-Saharan African countries. Transmission is most common in warmer climates where mosquitos thrive, coupled with the fact that many communities have inadequate access to preventative measures. On #WorldMalariaDay and every day, we will continue to fill the gaps in care for communities who need it most.

📷: James Buck

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Israel's bombing has killed thousands, displaced more than a million and rendered health care barely accessible for Lebanon's women and children. Project HOPE CEO @rtorbay shares more of the situation on the ground after a recent visit. Thank you @HuffPost. ⬇️

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[Rabih Torbay @rtorbay]

Last week I visited a @projecthopeorg mobile medical unit in Beirut that is supporting people sheltering in an abandoned hospital. It was in a terrible shape. 22 people were living together in one of the small rooms. This is the reality for many of the displaced in #Lebanon