Reflecting on her journey from childhood loss to humanitarian leadership, Dr. Selma Saadeldeen discusses the challenges and opportunities in Sudan, and more than a decade at International Medical Corps.

After Venezuela was hit by devastating earthquakes, our Logistics team deployed an EMT Type 1 field clinic to Caracas to help those in need of healthcare.

International Medical Corps is helping communities in Zimbabwe to recover from flooding, making repairs to water systems and training community leaders to ensure clean water in rural communities.

Ebola doesn’t stop spreading when a patient dies. That’s why safe and dignified burials are critical for keeping families and community members safe.

Working behind the scenes, International Medical Corps chefs in our Deir Al Balah and Gaza City field hospitals cook meals with a purpose, helping patients heal through nutrition and care.

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

International Medical Corps’ in-country team is responding to the devastating quakes that struck Venezuela, working with local officials and emergency responders to provide humanitarian aid to affecte...

Amid the uncertainty of conflict, International Medical Corps' team continues to provide integrated, lifesaving care to mothers and newborns.

Cholera cases and deaths have been on the rise in recent years. International Medical Corps explains who is at risk and how can we stop the spread.

In Gwoza, Nigeria, community-based mental health care provided by International Medical Corps is helping people recover, reconnect with loved ones and rebuild their lives after years without support.

As a fixed and mobile WHO-classified EMT Type 1 provider, we can quickly deploy field hospitals and mobile teams to a disaster anywhere in the world.

When floods devastated Central Texas in 2025, International Medical Corps quickly responded. Grief still runs deep, but the power of community has endured, even in the darkest moments.

Back-to-back earthquakes of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude that struck Venezuela on June 24 have devastated the country, putting millions at risk. Our in-country teams were already on the ground providing huma...

Back-to-back powerful earthquakes have slammed Venezuela, collapsing buildings in the capital of Caracas. The U.S.

A 6.7 magnitude earthquake has shaken central Indonesia's Sulawesi island, injuring dozens of people.