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21 September 2018
Shahina: Giving Health to Rohingya Refugees
“I go from house to house, visiting refugees to make sure they are healthy. Some days it is very hot in the camps. Other days it rains a lot." -
21 September 2018
“Every person I can help makes my own experience a little less painful.”
Ammar Mohammad Abu-Adel started smoking as a young man in Iraq, where he worked delivering bread every day starting at 6 AM. When he developed a bad cough, he thought nothing of it. -
21 September 2018
“Tomorrow can be different.”
Dalal Mohammad has dark, warm eyes and a long thin face framed by a navy blue headscarf. She has seen a lot, and the wrinkles around her eyes run deep. -
21 September 2018
Hope, Health, Love
Svetlana met Alexander in the TB hospital ward in the western Belarus city, Grodno. Perhaps not the typical setting for a love story. But every love story starts somewhere. -
21 September 2018
Solima and her Son Shahid: A Rohingya Refugee’s Story
“I remember that day very clearly because we did not celebrate Eid. We fled the village in our home in Myanmar just before the evening prayers. We left with no belongings, we only took the children. We did not even close the door of our house.” -
02 August 2018
A Life on Pause
This is Anastasia Novikova. She’s 17 and she’s in the fight of her life. -
19 June 2018
Displaced: In Search of Peace and Health
When people flee their homes and communities because of conflict, poverty or persecution, they also leave behind family doctors and village clinics. The Global Fund partnership works across the world to address the health needs of refugees, wherever ... -
14 May 2018
Lifeline
When tuberculosis strikes, it’s the beginning of a long journey for the patient. Standard “drug-susceptible” TB requires taking four antimicrobial drugs every day for at least six months. -
22 March 2018
Facing the World's Most Deadly Infectious Disease
Curable, but contagious. Preventable, but potentially fatal. 4,600 deaths every day. This is reality of tuberculosis. -
Fight for What Counts: People and Impact
We have faced impossible odds before, and we can do it again. When the Global Fund was created 20 years ago, HIV, TB and malaria seemed unbeatable. But we have proven that with science, adequate resources and effective global collaboration, we can fo...