Російське вторгнення в Україну пошкодило сотні медичних закладів. Міжнародний Медичний Корпус допомагає їм продовжувати обслуговувати пацієнтів, надаючи послуги з відновлення та реабілітації.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has damaged hundreds of healthcare facilities. International Medical Corps is helping them continue to serve patients by providing repair and rehabilitation services.
Chief Operating Officer Ky Luu talks with CBS’s John Dickerson about how our field hospital in Al Mawasi is helping civilians injured by attacks in Gaza.
As Ukrainians continue their fight for independence, we continue to ensure access to health services and training for millions of civilians affected by the war.
In 2023, your support enabled our teams to provide services and support to more than 18 million people in almost 30 countries around the world. Watch and see how your support changed—and saved—lives.
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Two months after the devastating earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria, our first responders share their experiences and describe how communities are recovering.
March 15, 2023, marks 12 years since the start of the Syrian conflict. We’ve been providing healthcare services to vulnerable people in Syria since 2008. In addition to supporting people displaced by conflict, we’re providing emergency support to survivors of the recent earthquake.
Hosted by the Society for Academic Medicine’s Global Emergency Medicine Academy Humanitarianism Task Force, this panel features physicians who have worked with International Medical Corps and who discuss how it has affected their careers in global health.
One year after Russia invaded Ukraine, International Medical Corps Country Director Matthew Stearns talks with CNN International’s Michael Holmes about continuing humanitarian needs in the country.
One year since Russia invaded Ukraine, our team’s stories of hope and resilience depict a joyfully defiant national character in Ukraine.