News & Stories

Butaro Hospital in Rwanda has completed a major expansion, increasing capacity to 237 beds and adding vital services like radiology and oncology wards. This development enhances patient care and secures teaching hospital accreditation.

PIH applauds Danaher Corporation’s 20% price reduction for the Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra tuberculosis test but calls for further action, as TB remains the world’s deadliest infectious disease. 

Projects like the greenhouse and farming groups also serve as a financial safety net for communities, enabling farmers to generate income from their harvests and use the funds for essential services such as education, quality housing, health care, and food.

Partners In Health announced that the organization’s University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) in Rwanda was ranked 8th in the Sub-Saharan Africa University Rankings by Times Higher Education.

Solange Manirumva, a young mother of twins, overcame early challenges of motherhood and financial strain. With support from Inshuti Mu Buzima, she has adapted to her new responsibilities and now enjoys her time with her children.

Many PIH patients have gone on to become health workers themselves, including doctors, nurses, midwives, and CHWs. Their stories are a testament to the transformational impact of health care.

In Rwanda, the Women’s Cancer Early Detection program, supported by PIH, offers free screenings to thousands of women. The introduction of the mUzima app has improved data management, ensuring timely and accurate care for patients. 

At PIH, we understand it takes more than medical care to make patients well. In all 11 countries where we work, we offer social support—basic resources like food, housing, and transportation that make it possible for patients to access and benefit from health care.