Care Focus AreaMalariaStory
April 21st, 2026

Determined to Reach Every Child, Health Workers Brave the Elements to Fight Malaria in Cameroon

Robert Pirklossou and Jeanette Kounda are among more than 12,000 community health workers who navigated flooded roads, slippery paths, and…

Community health workers presenting a play explaining the new MFT plan in Musezero Sector, Musanze District, Rwanda. Photo by Albertine Sisulu for Jhpiego.
Health Focus AreaMalariaSTOP-AMDRStory
April 21st, 2026

Rwanda’s Protection Against Malaria Starts with Community Health Workers

For more than 12 years, Mwanzarimwabo Innocent has been the heartbeat of Mataba village in the Rwaza sector. Located in…

AIAnemiaCare Focus AreaCOVID-19Story
February 26th, 2026

From Routine to Revolutionary: How BloodCounts! Is Set to Transform Global Health

BloodCounts! is an international consortium that began during the COVID-19 pandemic to help detect outbreaks early. It is now set to enable early diagnosis of non-infectious conditions across three continents.

A community health worker shares information about cervical cancer with Ramata. Photo by Souleymane Zare for Jhpiego.
Care Focus AreaHPVStoryWomen's Cancers
February 10th, 2026

Cervical Cancer Screening Results at Women’s Doorsteps in Burkina Faso

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

Jhpiego supports health workers like Marie Lea Aragon in helping women through every step of cervical cancer screening, from education to self-sample collection. Photo courtesy of Parañaque City’s Cancer Control Program.
Care Focus AreaHPVPhilippinesStoryWomen's Cancers
February 4th, 2026

From Paper-Based to Real-Time Care: How Parañaque City Strengthened Progress to Eliminate Cervical Cancer

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.