In Sudan, our colleagues are providing care despite losing their homes and loved ones to the country’s brutal war.

🎥 We asked them why they continue to work and support their communities. Their answers:

“We’re not finished yet; there’s a lot more to do.”    
 
In the ER of Al-Rantisi hospital in Gaza City, our teams help 300 children receive medical care each day. 
 
🎥 Dr Jennifer Hulse explains our vital services and what it would mean for Palestinians if Israel stops us from working in Gaza.

Since our founding in 1971, we’ve grown to a global movement delivering emergency medical care in over 70 countries. Thanks to our 7 million individual donors, we provide care where it’s needed.

People in Sri Lanka are still living with the impacts of Cyclone Ditwah. Our response is bringing support to displaced families through:

🗣️ Mental health activities
🧼 Clean water and sanitation services
📦 Essential items distribution

This is winter in Gaza. People are facing torrential rain and heavy winds while living in makeshift shelters.

All the while Israel continues to block or delay the entry of vital supplies like tents, tarpaulins, and temporary housing.

🤔 What is an effective method for reducing the spread of malaria? Denis tells us about ‘indoor residual spraying’ ⬇️

Using solar panels to power hospitals means lower costs and uninterrupted care. That’s why we upgraded the power system at Mudug hospital in Somalia. 

Mohsin Rafiq explains why this change is better for our patients and the environment 👇

Welcome to the workshop of our Kunduz trauma centre in Afghanistan, where our logistics team makes medical devices that help people with their mobility, on site and for lower cost.

Check out how they make a pair of crutches from start to finish 👇

Welcome to Sitsandziwe clinic, our facility in Eswatini where people can access sexual and reproductive care, as well as mental health support.

Join Maysa Hassan for a tour and learn about our services 👇

Esther Karume takes us to Abaiang, Kiribati, where she leads health screenings for women of child-bearing age, testing blood sugar levels and blood pressure to identify risks early and protect both mother and child 👇

Dr Salah Eltahir is a surgeon in Somalia, working at our new fistula care unit in Baidoa. He tells us what fistula is, and why comprehensive treatment is so important 👇

🤖 AI isn’t just for writing emails- it's for diagnosing tuberculosis, too!  

Check out how our team in Tondo, Philippines, uses AI-assisted radiography to interpret x-rays quickly and accurately ⬇️

Khader has a medical condition which requires a special formula for his nutrition. Living in Gaza, he has now gone two years without this formula, causing his medical condition to worsen.

Khader’s mother describes what it’s like to wait for his medical evacuation:

“Things were okay back then. There was treatment, even if it was little. But now, there is nothing.”

Hanan, a mother from Gaza, Palestine, describes what it is like waiting for her to be medically evacuated:

Cyclone Ditwah caused devastating floods and landslides across Sri Lanka.

We’re delivering tents and heavy plastic sheeting for people to use as shelter. More from our colleague, David Croft 👇

Sam Bradpiece recently returned from Democratic Republic of Congo.

📸 Using his own photography, he explains how conflict is playing into overlapping crises in the country’s eastern region ⬇️