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Three lessons learned from FHI 360's Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

FHI 360’s crisis response team deployed Dr. John Otshudiema to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to assist with training at point-of-entry screening sites during the May 2018 Ebola outbreak.
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ROADS I and II: Paving the way for healthier communities

The transport corridors of east, central and southern Africa are economic lifelines that link countries with their neighbors, serving as pathways for trade and engines to expand local economies. They are also major transmission routes for HIV....
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LIFT: Promoting healthier, more economically secure lives

Once HIV and AIDS enter a home, a family already struggling to meet basic needs can be pulled into a downward spiral of poverty and illness. When a breadwinner falls ill, resources may begin to evaporate. While needs increase — for lifesaving...