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One-Year Update: Our Emergency Responses in Israel and Gaza

International Medical Corps’ two state-of-the-art field hospitals in Gaza are currently providing lifesaving medical services to as many as 2,000 civilians every day.

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Making a Difference Through Engagement

Meet Bilal Mohamed Abaker Zakaria, MHPSS Officer in Sudan. Where are you based? I’m in Damazine, in the Blue...

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Flooding and Humanitarian Needs Surge in South Sudan

Since September, climate change-fueled flooding in South Sudan has affected approximately 1.4 million people and forcibly displaced more than...

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November Snapshots 2024

Supporting Conflict-Affected Communities in the DRC Since January 2024, violent clashes between rebel groups and armed forces have displaced...

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Displaced people from Ukraine gather at a checkpoint by the Warsaw train station in February 2022. International Medical Corps staff visited the station and the nearby reception centers to assess needs and provide services for the refugees.
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Helping the Roma Refugees Who Fled Ukraine to Poland

The Russian invasion of February 2022 has reshaped every aspect of life in Ukraine. For the country’s Roma community—a distinct ethnic group with an estimated 200,000 to 400,000 members in Ukraine—the impacts have been uniquely devastating. Already facing uphill struggles due to widespread racism, poverty, overcrowded housing and limited access to education and healthcare, the …

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Natalia and her two children fled from Odesa to Warsaw. She now is working as a psychiatrist with International Medical Corps at a Women’s Center there, helping other Ukrainian women and children refugees.
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Ordinary Refugees, Extraordinary Resilience

Three women, three excruciating journeys. Like lines, converging and separating, weaving toward and away from each other over time, Alona, Anastasia and Natalia each were born and raised and were living in Ukraine when their lives suddenly shattered. Each woman remembers the exact moment when she got the news that war had come to her …

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