Global Health

Working alongside communities to ensure inclusive access to health and nutrition services for all—especially the vulnerable.

Making a Cross-Sector Impact

Child & Maternal Health

Healthcare Accessibility

Combating Infectious Diseases

High-quality healthcare and prevention services

We’re committed to high-impact interventions that improve the health, wellbeing, and survival of women, children, and families. 

Illnesses that would be easily treated or are uncommon in much of the world continue to cause misery and unnecessary death around the world. Poor nutrition, diarrhea, HIV/AIDS, malaria, anemia, tuberculosis, and complications during childbirth are a few examples. World Hope International (WHI) responds to the scale of the problem by working to strengthen the public health system—alongside clinicians, hospital doctors, physical therapists, community health workers, midwives, teachers, health volunteers, medical students, and others—so the most vulnerable will have access to high quality & affordable healthcare and prevention services.

Kadija’s Journey: Hope Through Autism Care

Kadija’s Journey: Hope Through Autism Care  April 2 marks World Autism Awareness Day, a time to celebrate inclusion, raise awareness, and affirm a simple but powerful truth: every life has value.  This year, the Enable the Children team joined hands with Kissy...

A Day of Inclusion, Joy, and Empowerment

Over 2,400 gathered in Sierra Leone for the 2026 Enable the Children Beach Outing, celebrating disability inclusion, dignity and hope.

Living With Down Syndrome: Bakisa’s Journey to Overcome

As we observe World Down Syndrome Day, we celebrate how therapy and support helped a girl in Sierra Leone gain mobility, independence, and hope.

individuals received medical service during Haiti’s earthquake in 2021

worth of medical supplies distributed in Sierra Leone in 2021

children with disabilities received physical and behavior therapy in Sierra Leone in 2021

people supported with quality health care at LaGonave Wesleyan Hospital in 2019