06/09/2026
Medicines for Humanity is grateful to have received a two-year, $500,000 grant from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation in support of our work strengthening clinic and community health services in underserved communities in Cameroon, the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Sudan.
This support will go directly toward improving access to essential health care, helping more families receive the services they need closer to home.
At a time when many health systems are under strain, this partnership allows us to continue focusing on practical, sustainable care delivered with and alongside the communities we serve.
“We are truly grateful to the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation for this support and for their commitment to alleviating human suffering,” said Kristen Lilley, Executive Director. “This grant helps us continue building stronger local health systems and reach more families who might otherwise go without care. We are especially thankful to Sister Joyce Meyer for her partnership and ongoing support.”
Medicines for Humanity remains committed to working with local partners to strengthen health systems and improve outcomes for mothers, children and families in the places we work.
* Photos by Luke Catena and Victoria Fuda
