Stories

Stories

Read the stories about our work, from those who do the work, and our upcoming programs, press releases, and project highlights.

Engaging the Private Sector: Three Ways PMI-S is Working to End Malaria in Nigeria

Malaria

Mercy providing a pregnant patient with medicine to protect her from malaria. Photo credit PMI-S

From Childhood Dream to Reality: Mercy’s Mission to Save Mothers and their Children from Malaria

Malaria

Pregnant women receiving health info during COVID-19 pandemic

Building an Equitable Response in Guatemala

Infectious Diseases

Social Networks Are Needed to Support Women Through Pregnancy in Bangladesh

Systems Thinking for Health

Mother and baby, receiving malaria diagnostic services in Malawi

Leading Voices: Defeating Malaria is Everyone’s Responsibility

Malaria

Malawi’s Ministry of Health Celebrates Improvements to the Country’s Health Infrastructure

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

Build it Right or They Won’t Come: Being Gender Responsive for COVID-19 Mass Vaccination

To date, less than 4% of people in low-income countries have had at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, as opposed to almost 62% in hig…

Infectious Diseases

COVID-19 Response and Recovery Small Grants Mechanism Recipients Announced

Infectious Diseases

{Photo credit: MSH staff, Democratic Republic of the Congo}

60 Years On! Pharmacovigilance Continues to Contribute to Maternal and Newborn Safety

Pharmaceutical and Supply Chain Management

[Left to right: Dr. Hoasy Solange, Regional Director of Boeny region; General Lylyson, Governor of Sofia region; Aaron Hawkins, Deputy Director of the USAID ACCESS Program; Dr. Rabenandrasana Florent, Regional Director of Sofia region] {Photo credit: Samy Rakotoniaina/MSH}

Medical Equipment Donation to Enhance Quality of Health Services in 13 Districts of Madagascar

Primary Health Care

{Photo credit: MSH Staff}

Supporting Safer Births in Guatemala During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Infectious Diseases

[Remise des documents officiels relatifs à la réception de l’ambulance médicalisée dans le Plateau. De gauche vers la droite : Le Chef de Service des Affaires Administratives et Economiques, M. Bernard Fagbohoun ; le Directeur Départemental de la Santé, Dr. Hypocrate Fatembo ; le Chargé de l’Administration et des Ressources, M. Télesphore Adomou ; M. Rafiou Aya ; le Directeur de l’hôpital de zone de Pobè, M. Bakary Abdoul Karibou.] {Barnabé Tchoudji/ Activité de Services de Santé Intégrés de l'USAID}

Des Efforts Communautaires Permettent Au Département Du Plateau Au Bénin De Bénéficier De Nouveau Des Services D’une Ambulance

Health Care Financing