In resource-limited towns and villages across western Kenya, community health promoters teach their neighbors about blood pressure and blood sugar in practical terms, explaining what the numbers mean and why they matter. One by one, community members extend their arms for screening. Some are reassured. Others are surprised.

Dr. Lizbeth Vargas Castillo is a recent medical graduate from Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) with additional training as an Emergency Medical Technician, but her devotion to learning and community building is far from over.

In a hillside community outside Kathmandu, Nepal, residents file into a temporary screening camp set up in a ward office. Blood pressure cuffs are wrapped. Finger pricks are done carefully.

When Sumitra Bal talks about healthcare in Ward 1 of Panauti municipality in Nepal, she talks first about distance.

AMPATH Ghana and the Ghana Health Service encourage Ghanaians to celebrate their birthdays not only with parties, but also with a commitment to their health.

On April 16, AMPATH Global launched a new quarterly webinar series, “AMPATH Leading Learning: Nursing Over the World (ALL NOW).”

Every few years, the AMPATH family comes together to celebrate our shared commitment to global health. Join us on October 24 at the Biltwell Event Center in Indianapolis to honor the journey that brought us here, reconnect with our global community, and look ahead with purpose at a pivotal time for our world. 

The AMPATH Global partnership recently launched a Cross-Partnership Grant Program that provides seed funding to advance cross-partnership collaboration and global partnership for mutual growth across AMPATH priority areas.

The 2025 Global Gathering hosted by the University of Texas at Austin celebrated AMPATH’s growth while challenging more than 100 AMPATH Global leaders from around the world to imagine what comes next.

As a strategic initiative within the AMPATH Ghana partnership, nearly 170 medical students from University of Development Studies were placed in a peri-urban health facility to undertake off-campus clinical training.

As the world reflects on the global diabetes challenge this November 14, AMPATH/MAPAS México’s work in Puebla stands as a reminder that solutions start by listening and that the path to better health runs through community.

Every morning and many evenings in Eldoret, Dr. Joram Nyandat faces a daunting caseload: children gasping from pneumonia, toddlers limp from dehydration, teens with head injuries after road crashes.