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Stuff is a key cornerstone in our Five S Model which is details that our colleagues require tools and resources they need for care delivery and administration. Therefore PIH fights to make treatment for TB, HIV, COVID-19, and other health conditions accessible to all.
Despite the immense progress of the past decades, glaring inequities persist within the health cluster. However, PIH’s fight for global health equity remains crucial as the organization continues to provide preferential options for the poor in health care addressing health inequalities.
Advocacy plays a vital role in building a larger community of globally minded citizens. At Partners In Health, it is our moral imperative to expose social injustice and to work toward correcting those systemic forces that create inequalities, no matter how impossible or challenging the task may appear to be.
PIH/APZU, responds to an emergency response after Cyclone Freddy devastated parts of the country, leaving death, injury, and displacement in its wake.
In the past 50 years, global health has seen medical and scientific breakthroughs, despite the immense progress of the past decades, PIH’s fight for global health equity remains as crucial now as ever.
Partners In Health (PIH) has been battling Tuberculosis (TB) for more than three decades by treating and preventing the spread of TB while working with partners to dramatically improve treatment of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in some of the most vulnerable communities in the world.
Through our 30+ years of partnering with governments, PIH developed The 5 S’s to strengthen public health systems and move the world closer to free, universal health care for everyone, everywhere including Malawi.
On 12th July 2024, PIH Malawi handed over the three ambulances and scholarships to Malawi government through the District Health Office in the district, reaffirming PIH Malawi’s commitment to supporting the government’s efforts in strengthening health systems.
Cholera is an extremely virulent disease that can cause severe diarrhea and vomiting and can be fatal if left untreated. Neno District, one of the hard-hit areas, has mounted a strong emergency response, including setting up a cholera treatment center at Lisungwi Community Hospital with the collaboration of PIH Malawi, Ministry of Health and others.