HAS Heroes
HAS Loses a Friend
Known as a pioneer in Silicon Valley, Tom Perkins was truly a champion for HAS. For a number of years, ...
Inside HAS
HAS Solar System - A Model for the Caribbean
It was on an evening in the spring of 2013, when Ursula and Hermann Thomi of Bern, Switzerland watched the ...
HAS In Action
A Passion for Improving Public Health through Education – the Key to Fighting Diseases like Z...
With five children, some of child-bearing age, Melyse Fleurilus, a community health worker at HAS, worries about Zika within her ...
HAS In Action
How Sheep Contribute to the Fight Against Dangerous Bacteria in Rural Haiti
At Hôpital Albert Schweitzer, we aim to deliver quality health care, even in the midst of challenging circumstances, with limited ...
HAS Heroes
An HAS Love Story
Some love stories last a lifetime—and span generations. Soon after HAS co-founder Larry Mellon died in 1989, his wife, Gwen, ...
Global Health News
HAS Responds to the Zika Outbreak
Last week, the World Health Organization declared the epidemic of birth defects associated with Zika virus to be a public ...
HAS In Action
Thanks to the HAS Board and all who gave on Giving Tuesday!
HAS raised more than $150,000 through its Giving Tuesday campaign, including funds pledged by the HAS Board to match donations ...
Inside HAS
New Digital System Brings Greater Efficiency to Clinical Care
HAS transitioned to a digital X-ray system in 2015 thanks to very generous donations by Helen and Evan Cropp, Dr. ...
HAS In Action
HAS Work Aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals
This year, the United Nations announced 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) intended to frame development priorities for the next 15 ...
HAS Heroes
Abigail Findley runs 10K to raise funds for HAS
Abigail Findley, a mother who was diagnosed with peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) four and a half years ago, ran a 10K ...
