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EBOLA IN WEST AFRICA

International Medical Corps’ Emergency Response Teams are on the ground in Guinea, Liberia, Mali, and Sierra Leone. In Liberia and Sierra Leone, two of the three hardest-hit countries affected by the epidemic, staff are providing both treatment and training.
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By joining one of our teams you can achieve your dream of running a marathon while finding a new and interesting way to support your favorite charitable organization, International Medical Corps. The deadline is approaching and space is limited, so sign up today!
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Lara Logan reports from an Ebola treatment center run by International Medical Corps in Liberia, where Americans are fighting the battle against the deadly disease.
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Syria: The 21st Century's Worst Crisis

International Medical Corps is continuing to provide comprehensive response programs in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.
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Crisis in South Sudan

International Medical Corps Recognizes One Year of Conflict in South Sudan.
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30 YEARS AS A FIRST RESPONDER

International Medical Corps is working to relieve the suffering of those impacted by war, natural disaster and disease by delivering vital health care services that focus on training, helping devastated populations return to self-reliance.

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60 Minutes: Lara Logan reports from an Ebola treatment center run by International Medical Corps in Liberia, where Americans are fighting the battle against the deadly disease. The New York Times: Braving Ebola NPR: Brutal ISIS Tactics Create New Levels Of Trauma Among Iraqis USA Today: For aid workers, global dangers have never been so real Los Angeles Times: Isolation can take emotional toll on volunteers at risk of Ebola

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The Psychological Fight After Ebola

“There is so much hurt in our hearts. Ebola has taken everything away.”

The town of Mawah is made up of beautifully constructed mud houses each with its own small garden. Clothes are drying outside laid on the grass, or placed gently on the wooden rooftops. You wouldn't think that just four months ago, they buried the town's 39th victim of Ebola.

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