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Our team helped to assess damage to local infrastructure and health systems after Hurricane Helene, which caused nearly $50 billion in damages in North Carolina.
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‘So Much More Than We Had Ever Planned For’

Storms like Hurricane Helene can wreak unanticipated destruction. That’s when outside support from an experienced global first responder can make all the difference.

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Volunteering as a Path to Healing

As a longtime emergency care nurse, Mary-Jane (“MJ”) Perry has witnessed innumerable traumas. But it was a local incident—responding...

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Comparing US and International Responses

International Medical Corps has been active in the United States and its territories since 2005, responding to emergencies including...

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How We’re Continuing to Help Los Angeles After the Fires

When multiple wildfires broke out in Los Angeles in early January, International Medical Corps was very much there—staff members...

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Vanessa’s Story

The Commonwealth of Dominica is a small Caribbean island nation roughly one quarter the size of Rhode Island with a population half that of Dayton, OH. On Sept. 18, 2017, Dominica was hit by Hurricane Maria, with 160 mph-plus winds and severe rainfall. Thirty-one people were reported dead and another 37 were reported missing. Maria’s …

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Dominica: Devastated by Hurricane Maria, but Determined to Rebuild

Not a corner of the tiny Caribbean nation of Dominica was spared the wrath of Hurricane Maria, which ripped across the island as a Category 5 storm on September 18th with 160 mph winds. One-hundred percent of Dominica’s residents have been affected by Hurricane Maria, which inflicted serious damage on roads, buildings, homes, and health …

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