International Medical Corps

14/08/2026

We are still on the ground providing emergency medical relief in , where tens of thousands of people remain displaced by the two massive earthquakes that struck more than seven weeks ago.

13/08/2026

UPDATE ON COLOMBIA EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE: International Medical Corps is coordinating closely with national authorities and our local partner to support government-led assessments and identify priority humanitarian needs, while preparing to mobilize prepositioned emergency supplies and assets from our logistics hub in Panama.

12/08/2026

Like so many of our staff members around the world, Dr. Abdou Sebushishe’s work with International Medical Corps is shaped by lived experience.

11/08/2026

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11/08/2026

When we were facing challenges getting nutrition supplies from Mogadishu, Somalia to our team in Baidoa, the Logistics Cluster stepped up to help.

They provided an airlift to help us transport critical supplies to Baidoa so we could continue providing lifesaving treatment for young children suffering from malnutrition.
That’s the power of .

10/08/2026

"Today I am alive because help arrived when I needed it most."

A referral isn't just a recommendation. It's the process of helping a patient get from the facility they're at to the facility that can save their life.

After becoming critically ill following a difficult home birth, Nyabol was urgently referred for specialist care. Our team in South Sudan helped coordinate her transfer to Malakal Teaching Hospital, where she received the treatment she needed to recover.

Read her story:

When Nyabol faced life-threatening complications after childbirth, International Medical Corps staff members helped to coordinate lifesaving care that enabled her recovery.

09/08/2026

VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES UPDATE: Venezuelans continue to face substantial public health risks. Essential services that were already strained before the earthquakes are overstretched. Demand for health services at our emergency field hospital has been increasing, and our teams across the region are seeing a growing need for mental health support.

07/08/2026

CENTRAL AFRICA EBOLA UPDATE: The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), has become the country's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record and the second-largest in its history.

With funds from the US Department of State, DG ECHO and other donors, International Medical Corps teams are collaborating closely with ministries of health, key actors and response partners in the DRC, Uganda and South Sudan to help contain the outbreak while maintaining continuity of essential health services.

Read our new situation report: https://bit.ly/EbolaDRC2026SitReps

07/08/2026

It’s World Breastfeeding Week, and we’re celebrating breastmilk!

Did you know breastmilk is a living fluid that constantly evolves?

In low-resource settings and crises, breastfeeding is a lifeline for babies. Breastmilk is a sterile, secure and nutritionally complete food source that requires no clean water, fuel, electricity, or money—protecting infants from severe malnutrition, fatal dehydration and waterborne diseases.

06/08/2026

SPOKANE & EASTERN WA FIRES: International Medical Corps’ emergency response team is on the ground in Spokane, coordinating with local organizations, health centers and partners — including the National Association of Community Health Centers, Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster, the American Red Cross and other responders — to support the most urgent needs of people affected by the wildfires in Eastern Washington.

DONATE HERE: https://bit.ly/WildfiresWA2026-FB
Your support will help to ensure that families affected by the wildfires have access to medical care and mental health support.