100% of net proceeds from the sold-out inaugural festival is supporting 10 nonprofit organizations advancing reproductive health, maternal health, economic justice, gender justice, family support and more in the U.S. and globally.

As the DRC and Uganda confront an outbreak of the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola virus disease, Jhpiego is expanding its support to governments and frontline health workers to strengthen surveillance and rapid response efforts aimed at preventing further spread of the disease.

The opening of a new Neonatal Care Unit at Kwimba District Hospital in Tanzania is transforming care for premature and low-birthweight babies who once faced overcrowded conditions and long, risky journeys for specialized treatment. Supported by Jhpiego, partners, and the local community, the new facility brings lifesaving newborn care closer to families and gives babies like Grace’s triplets a safer start.

Honoring Soledad O’Brien and Brad Raymond, Monique and Melvin Rodriguez, and Caroline Roan.

USAID’s NISHTHA program provides a path to well-being for TB clients Hardoa, India (March 2024) — Every month for the…

Saybi Saple, a resident of a remote village in central India, is one of around 2.4 million women who delivered her baby at home last year in the country.

Infection prevention and control has always been a critical but often overlooked part of health care in Pakistan. Despite the dedication of frontline health workers, many facilities have lacked the systems, structures, and resources to prevent the spread of infections within hospitals. To truly drive change, health facilities needed a way to measure, track, and sustain improvements over time. So Jhpiego developed an IPC Dashboard. 

Across 23 of 30 districts in Rwanda, RISE played a major role in vaccine distribution and acceptance, reaching more than five million Rwandans of all ages through a coordinated outreach effort.