Turning the Tide on Unsanitary School Conditions in Tanzania
Children should not have to choose between their health and their education. Yet, one-third of schools worldwide lack access to clean water [...]
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03, 2019
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02, 2019
Meet Mildred Kalufyanya, PCI Changemaker
Growing up, Mildred Kalufyanya used to imagine becoming a journalist like her father. An unexpected turn of events changed that plan, but [...]
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12, 2018
Community Lay Counselors in Zambia at the Forefront of Realizing an AIDS-free Generation
Zambia has one of the highest HIV prevalence rates in Sub-Saharan Africa at 13%. Among the military population, the prevalence rate is [...]
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11, 2018
Never Too Early to Learn: Engaging Parents as Teachers in Tanzania
For years, Juma Mazaba Motoka has confidently served as the head of a small sub-village in Tanzania. But only recently did the [...]
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11, 2018
Working Together to Save Lives of Small and Sick Babies
When Amialya Durairaj was preparing to welcome twins into the world, she never anticipated a 14-month children’s hospital stay. Yet, like more [...]
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06, 2018
Celebrating Standout Dads Across Two Continents
In honor of Father’s Day, meet two dads from Project Concern International (PCI) programs who are redefining what it means to be [...]
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05, 2018
Medical Care with a Mother’s Touch: A Look Inside Casa Materna
Maya families in Guatemala’s western highlands recently gathered to break open piñatas and eat cake. In this isolated region, where maternal [...]
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05, 2018
More Than Just A Fighting Chance
PCI works to support and empower families of children with special needs in San Diego Alejandra Leon trains fighters. Not the kind [...]
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05, 2018
A Walk to Remember: PCI Hosts 10th Annual Walk for Water
Famo Musa was 5 years old when she first learned how to carry water—carefully balancing a jerry can full of the precious [...]
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03, 2018
Restoring Lands and Livelihoods in Malawi
In areas where access to clean water is as simple as the turn of a faucet, World Water Day (WWD) might seem [...]