In Malawi, 3.3 Million Reasons to Be Grateful
When GAIA began in the early 2000s, we were mostly battling the AIDS epidemic. Today, in response to growing needs from the communities we serve, GAIA has evolved to treat a wide range of other common but potentially life-threatening conditions.
One Year Later: The Lasting Fallout of USAID’s Collapse on Global Health and Aid
Over one year since the USAID stop-work order took effect, the impacts on foreign aid efforts continue to be felt by communities and organizations around the world.
The Future of Global Health Starts with Nurses
This World Health Workers Week, we celebrate the VIPs of health systems around the world.
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When Hard Problems Are Solvable
Jim Cashel, GAIA’s Board Chair, shares a reflection on why even a complex challenge like last-mile healthcare access in Malawi may be more solvable than it seems, and what it will take to get there.
Supporting HIV testing, ART initiation and adherence in Malawi in a high burden district through fellowships to fill gaps and increase Human Resources for Health
Presented at the 23rd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2020) from July 6 - 10, 2020.
Predictors of Workforce Retention Among Malawian Nurse Graduates of a Scholarship Program: A Mixed-Methods Study
Published on January 27, 2015.
Bringing care to the community: expanding access to health care in rural Malawi through mobile health clinics
Published on December 21, 2014.
How Community Trust Was Gained by an NGO in Malawi, Central Africa, to Mitigate the Impact of HIV/AIDS
Published on April 22, 2013.
GAIA Global Health marks Twenty-Five Years of Service: Op-Ed by GAIA Board Member Ellen Schell
"After 25 years of progress on HIV, GAIA prepares for challenging next steps." Todd Schafer, Marin Independent Journal.
GAIA Nursing Scholars Share What They're Looking Forward To!
Published on December 20, 2022.
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