PSI (Population Services International) is a global non-profit organization based in the United States that aims to improve the health and well-being of people around the world, particularly those in underserved communities. PSI was founded in 1970 by Phil Harvey, a social entrepreneur, and works in more than 50 countries across the globe. The headquarters of PSI is located in Washington, D.

C. This central location allows PSI to have strong connections with governmental and non-governmental organizations, as well as international institutions. It enables effective collaboration and coordination with various partners.

The main focus of PSI's work is on four major areas: reproductive health, malaria, child survival, and HIV/AIDS. PSI provides a range of products and services related to these areas, including contraceptives, maternal and child health products, mosquito nets, antimalarial medications, and HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment. PSI operates through a network of subsidiaries, joint ventures, and partnerships.

Notably, it has established national platforms in several countries where it works, which enable it to better understand and address local needs. It collaborates with governments, local healthcare providers, and communities to implement effective and sustainable health programs. As a leading global non-profit organization, PSI is highly respected and recognized for its impactful work.

It is a trusted partner of major international donors and receives significant funding to support its programs. PSI is known for its innovative approaches in reaching underserved populations and tailoring interventions to specific cultural and socio-economic contexts. In terms of global sales, PSI does not primarily focus on revenue generation.

Its priority is to achieve social impact and improve health outcomes. However, it does engage in social marketing initiatives where it provides affordable products to target populations. PSI has achieved various milestones and received accolades for its work.

It has played a critical role in reducing global malaria deaths, increasing access to family planning, and improving child survival rates. PSI has also continuously adapted its strategies and product lineup to stay relevant and address emerging health challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently, PSI is actively involved in the global response to COVID-19, collaborating with partners to provide information, services, and support to combat the pandemic.

It continues to work towards its vision of a world where individuals have the freedom and ability to lead healthy lives