Author: Helen Keller Intl

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A smiling woman, Koinama, looks lovingly at her 10-month-old daughter, who wears a patterned floral top and looks toward the camera.
Sierra Leone is a global leader in expanding access to these prenatal vitamins, becoming the first lower-middle-income country in Africa
September 23, 2026
A health worker sitting with a group of women and a young child under a wooden house in Cambodia, holding educational materials about prenatal vitamins.
To support healthier pregnancies and better birth outcomes, Helen Keller Intl is helping health systems in Cambodia transition from traditional
September 22, 2026
A health worker administering a Vitamin A capsule drop to a child in Nigeria.
By integrating routine vitamin A drops into everyday clinic visits and community outreach, health workers in Ebonyi and Benue states
September 15, 2026
Young girl with glasses in pink sweatshirt
Students who can’t see clearly may struggle to engage in the classroom and with their peers, putting their education at
September 2, 2026
Opthometrist in Tanzania screens cataract patient
Helen Keller is working to eliminate trachoma and treat cataracts in Tanzania. We recently spoke with Athuman Tawakal about how
August 18, 2026
Three smiling children enjoy orange flesh sweet potatoes
77% of Sierra Leoneans lack reliable access to affordable, nutritious food, according to the World Food Programme. Last year, more
August 11, 2026
Junior Anisa has her vision screened and picks out glasses during the vision screening at Stuyvesant High School.
Helen Keller Intl has served New York City for more than three decades, providing free vision screenings to 80,000 New
August 5, 2026
Mother holds newborn at lactation consultant office
UNICEF estimates that improving breastfeeding rates worldwide could save the lives of more than 820,000 children under the age of
August 5, 2026
Mother holds her young daughter, along with a bottle of medication.
At age 40, Suzette was unexpectedly pregnant. She already had two older children, who were then 14 and 10, but
July 28, 2026
86-year-old health worker Noe (pink shirt) chats with a colleague during a Mother and Child Health and Nutrition Action Week in Deido, Cameroon
Noé is 86 years old, but that doesn’t stop him from working day and night to protect the health of
July 22, 2026