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Partners In Health

Thematic Focus Areas

Global Health
Social Justice
Hunger
Our mission is to provide a preferential option for the poor in health care.
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Website

EIN

04-3567502

CFC Number

11644

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Cruz Antonio Sifuentes attends an appointment for HIV care through support from Socios En Salud, as Partners In Health is known in Peru.
This week, we honor World AIDS Day on Dec. 1, a day of solidarity, education, and support for the millions affected by the virus. We honor the lives lost, celebrate the advancements in treatment and prevention, and renew our commitment to ending the stigma and discrimination that still surrounds this health crisis. This day stands as an annual reminder of both the challenges that persist and the progress made in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Partners in Health, one of our charity partners, has been addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic since its founding. Over the last three decades, PIH doctors, nurses, and...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Sierre Leone Moderate Acute Malnutrition Program
  • Charity: Partners In Health
  • Country: Sierra Leone
  • Photo Credit: Maya Brownstein / PIH

  • Title: Malawi- Sickle cell patient visits clinic in Neno District
  • Charity: Partners In Health
  • Country: Malawi
  • Photo Credit: Karin Schermbrucker/ Slingshot Media for Partners In Health

  • Title: Navajo Nation- Community Health Representative visits high-risk patient
  • Charity: Partners In Health
  • Country: Navajo Nation, USA
  • Photo Credit: Cecille Joan Avila

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Itumeleng Nkhabu, a 48-year-old widow, contracted tuberculosis (TB) in 2003. Then again in 2011. That was not the last time she got sick. In 2018, she was diagnosed with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB), a severe form of the respiratory disease.