Like many long-standing USAID partners, Population Services International’s work has been disrupted by the recent global funding freeze. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
In 2024 alone, 21 projects funded by US foreign assistance enabled us to reach an estimated 15 million people with essential health products and services. Today, that life-saving work hangs in the balance.
When access to healthcare stalls, the ripple effects are global\u2014impacting not just those we serve, but also security, stability, and prosperity worldwide. We\u2019ve all seen how crises, no matter where they begin, can shape our collective future.
PSI is actively working with our partners to seek waivers to continue the critical, life-saving programs we deliver with US foreign assistance, while complying with all requirements. Health needs don\u2019t pause, even if our work must.
For 55 years, PSI has championed global health solutions\u2014 strengthening markets, supporting health systems, and ensuring that care reaches those who need it most. We\u2019ve never done this work alone. To our partners and supporters: thank you for standing with us in this critical moment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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