Jhpiego

There is no universally recognized pathway to navigate from promising pilot to public sector adoption at scale. That’s why Jhpiego is building predictable, trusted stage-gates that allow innovation to scale safely and sustainably. 

As a medical doctor with training and hands-on experience in infectious disease surveillance and emergency response, Ibrahim Seriki is the expert you need when developing a health plan for international borders—a critical but neglected area in global health security.

Jhpiego and Viamo Inc. have announced a strategic partnership aimed at co-creating and scaling Generative AI-powered solutions over voice calls to improve health outcomes around the world.

Engaging Social Media to Close the HIV Testing and Treatment Gap for Men

Postpartum hemorrhage, which is defined as a severe loss of blood after giving birth, affects 14 million women each year.

The four-year, $26.5 million grant will help minimize the impact of antimalarial drug resistance.

Jhpiego will receive an additional US$2.3 million in funding to integrate the calibrated drape into existing programs in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Guinea and India, and support catalytic procurement in Rwanda.

The frantic call from a nurse at the Koukoudé health post came in at 8 p.m. A woman in labor with twins had given birth to the first baby, but now, hours later, the second baby had not yet arrived.

Community health worker, Madina Ouedraogo, knows that when it comes to cervical cancer prevention, every second counts.

This is the story of Bilal, a community mobilizer delivering men’s engagement interventions. He’s creating a quiet but powerful ripple that male engagement in family life is not only feasible but truly welcomed in communities like Quetta, Pakistan.

Nurse Nozipho Magubane wipes down plastic chairs and sets them up in a bright corridor at Makhaza Mall. She is preparing to open the Jhpiego-supported pop-up COVID-19 vaccination site in Khayelitsha, a poor neighborhood that is one of the least-vaccinated areas in Cape Town. Though the setting looks different from a clinic or hospital, the health standards and vaccination work are as rigorous as in a more traditional health facility.

The VMMC Project works with the Ministry of Health to make sure communities, especially young men between the ages of 15 and 29 years old, know about VMMC and have easy access to a health facility if they opt to undergo the procedure. 

Jhpiego’s Dr. Chris Morgan on the new malaria vaccines.

Young mom Nema Nzambi named her newborn Matondo Dieu-Benis in gratitude to the health workers who saved her life.

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.

New digital and in-person resources prepare health workers to deliver the full range of WHO-approved PrEP methods, including oral PrEP, DVR, CAB-LA, and Lenacapavir.

Dr. Kobbie Limpaphayom has spent more than 40 years bringing lifesaving cervical cancer screening to women across Thailand and beyond. Her pioneering work, and relentless advocacy, continues to shape a future where elimination is not just possible, but within reach.

With its innovative CAB-LA PrEP training toolkit and regional training-of-trainers approach, the RISE project is equipping health leaders across Africa to expand HIV prevention options—laying the groundwork for a future where HIV transmission is dramatically reduced.