The SUCCESS Project is strengthening community access to cervical cancer screening by bringing test results directly to their clients at home.

Marie Lea Aragon (Lea) takes her role in cervical cancer prevention very personally. For her, every woman who walks into a health center in Parañaque City represents a responsibility and a promise: to provide timely, respectful care and to ensure no one is lost in the system.

For 33-year-old Ayesa Akter Asha and many other women like her, a major shift in Bangladesh’s ready-made garment industry proves that workplace health is central to national resilience.

Annie Kanyemba chose nursing because she wanted to change lives—one patient at a time. But as she stepped deeper into the world of HIV care, she found something even more profound: the power to change systems and reshape the futures of thousands of people.

Dr. Lucy Achieng has been working as a Medical Officer at the Nakuru County Teaching and Referral Hospital in Kenya. On a weekly basis, Dr. Achieng performs 20 to 30 cesarean sections and must stay up to date on evidence-based care. That’s where Jhpiego comes in.