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How Our Recommended Charities are Addressing the COVID-19 Pandemic
We remain steadfast in our mission and know that we’ll now have to work even harder to help save and improve lives, as the already-poor will…
Charity Stories
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How TLYCS’s Recommended Charities Help Children Thrive
For Universal Children’s Day, take action by reading about and supporting charities that are proven to save lives for pennies per child. Let’s give children who…
After Earthquake, New Babies Give Rise to Hope
Fall in Nepal is full of lights, with some of the most vibrant displays of color, in celebration of Dasain and Tihar. In villages, rice, flour,…
How I Became A Community Healthcare Nurse with Possible
By Aasha Bhatta I was twenty-two, a year out of nursing school, when a woman named Dhana came in the private hospital, barely alive. We rushed…
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Breaking a bone is a common occurrence; most of us will have either broken a bone or cared for a loved one with a fracture. Bones…
Possible and Nepal’s National Health Insurance Act
Parts of this article previously appeared in Health Affairs Blogs of May 21, 2105 and November 1, 2017 How to pay for, regulate, and address inequities…
Periods of banishment: Women in western Nepal are starting to refuse to be thrown out of the house once a month
by Subeskha Poudel, Partnerships Manager at Possible Pulling the dhoti up to her ankle, Dambar scrambled inside the chaupadi. A mud house atop a cowshed, today…
Partnerships in mental healthcare service delivery in low-resource settings: developing an innovative network in rural Nepal
This article was originally published in Globalization and Health, 13 January 2017 Bibhav Acharya, Duncan Maru, Ryan Schwarz, David Citrin, Jasmine Tenpa, Soniya Hirachan, Madhur Basnet, Poshan Thapa, Sikhar Swar, Scott Halliday, Brandon Kohrt, Nagendra P. Luitel, Erick Hung, Bikash Gauchan,…
Possible’s 2016 Annual Report is Here
This year, we made bold commitments. Each commitment was made to ensure more patients could receive high-quality, low-cost healthcare from the hospital to their home. In…
Possible’s Mark Arnoldy shares a Chinese restaurant memory for Peter’s birthday
A year before #GivingTuesday was launched in 2012 as an antidote to the consumerism of the post-Thanksgiving season, I met Peter Singer for noodles at a…
Progress and Promise in Nepal, 1-Year Post-Earthquake
One year ago, the first major earthquake struck Nepal. We hope this one year mark helps us remember not just the devastating earthquakes– but also the…