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UPDATE: Multiple teams in Florida
Hurricane Michael has left severe damage in its wake, with local health systems in affected communities overwhelmed and, in some cases, completely incapacitated.
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Hurricane Maria: A look back at our Puerto Rico response
After two major hurricanes swept through the Caribbean in September 2017, leaving unprecedented destruction in their path, International Medical Corps responded quickly, providing critical support to local partners and helping to restore and rebuild the local health system in particularly vulnerable communities.
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The Late Late Show with James Corden
To help the people of war-torn Yemen, James Corden appealed to his viewers to support the work of International Medical Corps in the country.
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The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
After Hurricane Maria decimated the island, Trevor Noah promoted International Medical Corps as a way to help the people of Puerto Rico.
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International Medical Corps’ Ebola Response Kicks into High Gear Thanks to Airlift from FedEx
An airlift of International Medical Corps medical shelters and other lifesaving relief supplies departed the FedEx Memphis World Hub this week, bound for Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), where a recent outbreak of Ebola has entered an alarming phase.
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Our Emergency Field Hospital Deployed in Los Angeles
In collaboration with FedEx, our modular and portable Emergency Field Hospital was deployed in downtown Los Angeles in February for three days of live training simulations. Having a sophisticated mobile field hospital that we can deploy almost anywhere in the world is a game-changer because speed saves lives.
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Global Ambassador Sienna Miller on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Our Global Ambassador, actress Sienna Miller, just returned from Nigeria, where she met with survivors of the Boko Haram insurgency at a displacement camp in hard-hit Borno State.
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Thank you for being there in 2017
Together, we saved lives, relieved suffering and provided training that helped communities around the world become more self-reliant. Thank you for the difference YOU made in 2017.
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Thank you for being there in 2017
Because of supporters like you, International Medical Corps has been able to respond to nearly every major humanitarian crisis around the world for over 30 years, alleviating suffering, building healthier communities and encouraging self-reliance through training. With the help of supporters like you, we trained thousands of people in their own communities, giving them tools and skills to recover and be their own best First Responders. Together we’ve changed millions of lives.
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