We love Project Hope’s mission: placing power in the hands of local health care workers to save lives across the globe. We love that Project Hope is protecting mental health by helping tens of thousands of health workers, refugees, and new mothers access the mental health support they need to protect their health and well-being. Project HOPE’s mental health and resilience trainings have reached more than 68,500 health care workers in over 30 countries. Nearly three-quarters of these health workers are women. The training has been translated into multiple languages, with the long-term goal of providing training during other global health emergencies, natural disasters, and humanitarian crises — when support is needed most. Trainings are ongoing in the United States and South Africa, and currently expanding to reach an additional 16,000 health workers in countries including Syria, Yemen, and Colombia.