In South Sudan, the Hayatna project is transforming the lives of adolescent girls and young women—equipping them with HIV prevention knowledge, job skills, and renewed confidence to build safer, healthier, and more self-reliant futures.

In rural Guatemala, adolescents and health care providers are breaking tradition—working side by side to redesign health services that truly meet young people’s needs.

Amrita has been a peer educator in her community since 2017 when she was selected by her village’s local government to be part of the Government of India’s peer educator program.

During an antenatal care visit in Luanda, Angola’s capital, Laurinda, a 39-year-old mother, tested positive for HIV. The diagnosis devastated…

A community health officer uses an outreach approach to support elimination of TB from his district in Bihar.