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Welcome to PATH
We are a global nonprofit improving public health.
About us

Public health across sectors

We forge partnerships across sectors and borders, with governments and philanthropists, nonprofits and the private sector. We’ve been doing it for more than 40 years.

Focused on equity

Everyone deserves the chance to live a healthy life. With the help of our partners, we develop, adapt, and scale up solutions to accelerate progress toward health equity.

responding globally

COVID-19 is a worldwide emergency

COVID cases are surging across Africa and Asia. Help us increase oxygen supply, vaccination, and testing.

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By the numbers
A snapshot of PATH’s reach, team, and impact
70+
countries where PATH is improving health.
95%
of us are from the places where we work.
150M
lives improved by our work every year.

We are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion

Our mission of health equity hinges on a strong commitment to anti-racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion –within our teams, and in our work. Read our statements of support for LGBTQ+ and Black and brown communities in public health.

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A taxi driver in Kampala, Uganda, displays masks provided to him by local health workers. Photo: PATH/Will Boase.
Endemic is not the end—it never has been
Dr. Mareme Mady Ndiaye, Senegal's Head of Family Planning and a proud Self-Injection Ambassador, speaks as a panelist during a meeting on contraceptive access and choice.
Local leaders drive progress in contraceptive self-care
Nurse Orladee Nonnavongsa gives Japanese Encephalitis vaccinations at the opening ceremony in Xieng Khouang, Laos.
In Laos, an old partnership makes new progress against COVID-19
17877 Zambia malaria data collection. Photo: PATH/Gabe Bienczycki
Data science: Generating insights for better health
Vector control is the backbone of the kala azar elimination strategy. PATH’s Amresh Kumar, MD, and other team members in Uttar Pradesh conducting indoor residual spraying that helps reduce the vector, the sandfly. Photo: PATH.
Going the last mile to eliminate a long-neglected disease
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Celebrating innovation, design, and impact at Living Labs Open Day