Supporting Earthquake-Affected Communities in Morocco Six months after a 6.8-magnitude earthquake shook Morocco—the country’s deadliest since 1960 and the most powerful in more than a century— we’re still on the ground working with local authorities and partners to provide support in the areas affected by the quakes. When the quake hit, we immediately sent an …
World Health Organization Representative Dr. Richard Peeperkorn visited our field hospital in mid-February, and talked about the humanitarian needs in Gaza.
Since 2008, International Medical Corps has provided lifesaving nutrition and health services in Cameroon’s Northwest region, where armed conflict presents significant challenges to the delivery of humanitarian aid. Violence displaces families, interferes with freedom of movement and limits access to health services. Despite these hazards, our staff in Cameroon operates across the underserved Northwest region, …
Dr. Zawar Ali talks about humanitarian needs in Gaza, and how we’re meeting them, in this broadcast from the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Dr. Zawar Ali talks about humanitarian needs in Gaza, and how we’re meeting them, in this broadcast from the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
ICU Nurse Yvonne Groenhout talks about volunteering in Gaza for International Medical Corps at our field hospital in Rafah.
Malaria is a life-threatening disease that causes neurologic problems and can lead to death if it goes untreated. Nearly half a million children under 5 die from malaria each year in Africa—roughly one death each minute. In Cameroon, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) recently began the world’s first routine immunization program against the mosquito-borne …
Dr. Michael Grady talks with CNN host Sara Sidner about humanitarian conditions and helping patients at International Medical Corps’ field in southern Gaza.
Dr. Michael Grady talks with CNN host Sara Sidner about humanitarian conditions and helping patients at International Medical Corps’ field hospital in southern Gaza.
Violent clashes in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have forced tens of thousands from their homes in search of safety. Since January 2024, more than 200,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) have sheltered in the Kirotshe health zone—which includes Goma, the capital of North Kivu province—at nearby IDP camps. Until recently, International Medical Corps …