Since July 2024, BCH pulmonary team has been partnering with the Pan African Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Research Network, the Leo Project and the Caitlin O’Hara Community Health Clinic in Nanyuki, Kenya has strengthened respiratory care in Laikipia County through virtual education, QI methodology, clinical care, as well as hands-on training at the clinic, encompassing topics from respiratory distress and asthma to CF and QI methods.

Providing essential care in the immediate post-hurricane period through door-to-door medical visits, field hospitals, and patient transport alongside the U.S. Army.

Pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Christopher Baird partnered with local surgeons in Sri Lanka to treat the complex congenital heart disease known as Ebstein's anomaly.

A collaboration between the MCRGHP and the NGO Healing the Children that supports orthopedic surgery services in Neiva, Columbia, treating hundreds of children a year with maxillofacial and orthopedic conditions.

The Pediatric Global Health Clinical Skills Course at MCRGHP provides practical, hands-on skill training and case-based teaching grounded in international best practices to support pediatric care provision in resource constrained settings.

Enhancing pediatric cardiac care in Ghana by delivering crucial surgical interventions, building local healthcare capabilities and promoting long-term improvements in patient care.

Adolescents with chronic illnesses in Ghana face mental health risks exacerbated by fragmented resources, limited collaboration between traditional and Western practices, and stigma. BCH clinicians, in partnership with Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH), aim to integrate mental and chronic health care services.

Through our Indigenous Health Program, we partner with Indian Health Service to deliver high-quality, localized pediatric care, improving access to care and health outcomes for American Indian children in the Great Plains Area.

GHP has been pivotal in post-war Liberia, establishing the first pediatric residency program and training 32 pediatricians locally for the first time in the country's history. Work now focuses on expanding pediatric specialty care, improving newborn care, and supporting ongoing research and training across Liberia and West Africa.

Boston Children’s Hospital has maintained a partnership in Zambia since 2014. This initiative has resulted in training Zambia’s first child neurologists, as well as numerous clinical officers and community health workers. Research in epilepsy, malaria, and medical education have helped address critical gaps and advance pediatric neurology care.

Due to severe neurosurgical care shortages in the Caribbean, Carly Campbell traveled to Antigua and Barbuda as part of her Global Nursing Fellowship to assist a team of surgeons in performing neurological surgeries, assess local needs, and develop strategies for sustainable improvements in care and education.

Christine Placidi, a Global Nursing Fellow, partnered with a BCH cardiac surgeon in Bomet, Kenya, to perform pediatric cardiac surgeries and provide educational resources, while offering ongoing support via WhatsApp to help establish a self-sustained program.

Nearly half a million babies, mostly in low- and middle-income countries, are affected by hydrocephalus each year; in partnership with GHP, NeuroKids is addressing this by training global surgeons in ETV/CPC, a minimally invasive alternative to shunt-dependence.