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Four Decades of Delivering Health and Hope

From conflict zones to remote villages, learn how our teams bring lifesaving care and hope to those in need.

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Five Things to Know About Mpox

On August 14, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the mpox outbreak that already is affecting the Democratic Republic...

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You’re Busy Trying to Survive a War—and Now You’re Out of Anti-Depressants

Halima—a 43-year-old Gazan woman—is one of the 280 million people worldwide who live with depression. Before the outbreak of...

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Illya’s story: Helping Patients with Rare Diseases in Ukraine

When the war in Ukraine meant Illya couldn't access his medication anymore, our European Union-funded team was there to...

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Laying the Foundation for Training Communities

Dr. Janice Edwards will never forget how she felt when Hurricane Dorian ravaged her hometown on Grand Bahama island while she was 130 miles away in Nassau, nervously awaiting news of her family and friends who stayed behind. “I’m so proud of the strength of our people.” –Dr. Janice Edwards-Rowlands Hurricane Dorian slammed into the …

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For Hurricane Dorian Survivors, Emotional Distress Lingers

“I’m okay…” says Joe Tate, his statement trailing off like a question. “Well, my body’s strong,” he clarifies. “But my head and my heart…” Those two things are more complicated. But they’re the things that hurt the most. We encounter Joe in McLeans Town, a small and tightly knit community that our International Medical Corps …

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