Article Type: Story
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Why repairing Tigray’s war-damaged water systems helps girls stay in school
Post-war Tigray communities regain safe water. Repairs mean young girls like Eman can focus on school, not long, dangerous walks for unsafe water.
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“I vowed that I was going to do something”: An engineer gives back
When war broke out in his country, Tesgay saw a way to use his skills to help the people around him. A peace agreement was reached in 2022, but significant damage – and tensions – remain, making Tsegay’s work more critical than ever.
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Meet the imam combining faith and public health to support tuberculosis patients
FHI 360 is training imams, trusted religious leaders, in Tajikistan on how to educate their congregants about tuberculosis as well as support people receiving treatment for TB.
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U.S. school districts are warming up to summer
FHI 360 experts share how school districts are transforming summer into a powerful time for academic growth, teacher renewal and student connection — with impressive results.
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Healing on the move: Mobile medical teams bring hope to displaced communities in Tigray
FHI 360’s mobile medical teams in Ethiopia’s Tigray region are delivering more than just essential health services—they’re bringing healing, hope, and humanity to those displaced by civil war.
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Second chances: Career coaching leads to fresh starts in Kentucky
Discover how second chance programs like The Spot support young adults through career coaching, paid internships, and real opportunity.
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Young people in Myanmar grow green futures in agriculture
The Feed the Future Burma: Agriculture and Food Systems Development Activity, funded by USAID and led by ACDI/VOCA and FHI 360, helped 30,000 young people in Myanmar find agricultural careers.
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Responding to Rift Valley fever outbreak protects human and animal health
In Marsabit County, Kenya, FHI 360 helped address an outbreak of Rift Valley fever and provided insight into how to improve future infectious disease responses.