Written by Dr. Ichabod Mhone, Physicians for Peace Anesthesiology Scholar, Set to Graduate December 2025 (Malawi) As I approach the final...

I'm thrilled to share exciting news about the continued success of our partnership with the International Society for Burn Injuries...

by Megan McCarthy, PFP volunteer Occupational Therapist and Specialist in Burns In February 2019, I embarked on a journey to Bugando...

At Physicians for Peace (PFP), we're all about the magic of learning.

Ever wondered where your donations go when you support a cause like Physicians for Peace? Let’s break it down and show you why joining...

Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Who shall set a limit to the influence of a human being?” In November 2014, I had the fortunate experience to...

teach one. heal many. Four short words with a mighty impact. In 1989, Charles E. Horton, Sr., MD, officially incorporated Physicians for...

Dr. Henry Kayera's Work with Zuri: Making Health Care Better in Malawi In Malawi, medical residents like Dr. Henry Kayera are working to...

Physicians for Peace (PFP) and the International Society for Burn Injuries (ISBI) invite you to champion our "Renewing Strength" project...

Thank you!. You make it possible to teach one. heal many. Millions around the globe don't have access to quality surgical care. Your...

The majestic Mulanje Mountain. The crystal-clear waters of Lake Malawi. The enchanting Liwonde National Park. This is Malawi, —an...

At PFP, our dedication to the 'Do No Harm' principle is a commitment that runs through the very core of our operations—whether we're...

As the golden leaves of autumn pave our paths and Thanksgiving arrives, we pause in gratitude to celebrate the milestones we've achieved...

At Physicians for Peace (PFP), the mantra "Teach One, Heal Many" encapsulates our mission and directs our efforts, especially during...

Today marks a significant event in the burn care community — the Latin American Burn Prevention Day. In honoring this day, we also honor...

As the world pauses to reflect on this International Peace Day, we at Physicians for Peace recognize and applaud the symbiotic...

The Physicians for Peace nurse training team is off to a productive, high-energy start in Malawi. As part of their plan to train 26...

Starting this week, 9 million people in Malawi will experience a significant improvement in critical care access—a true game-changer in...

When it comes to training Intensive Care nurses at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, visualize an iceberg. The small chunk visible above...

Meet one of the new scholarship recipients for Physicians for Peace in Malawi: Dr. Alphonsina Ndembera, anesthesia resident.