International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 24mEvery glove. Every mask. Every step matters. This is how our teams prepare to safely care for patients during Ebola response efforts in the DRC. 011
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 07/10/2026Did you know? Ebola survivors can face fear and rejection from their community after recovering. In the DRC, our mental health team is helping address the stigma surrounding Ebola and providing support to people affected by the outbreak. 🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/4jgmYSJbit.lyDuring Ebola Outbreaks, MHPSS Is EssentialDuring the Ebola outbreak in the DRC, we are providing psychological first aid, emotional and grief support, and practical problem-solving support to those who are suffering. 010
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 06/10/2026In Zaporizhzhia, health workers continue providing care under sustained pressure and uncertainty. We’re supporting health facilities with supplies, equipment and rehabilitation so communities in Ukraine’s frontline regions can continue accessing essential healthcare. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 04/10/2026When people face crisis, our teams show up with compassion, commitment, and care. Your support helps make that possible. Thank you for standing with International Medical Corps. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 02/10/2026Did you know? Floods can become public health emergencies—spreading disease, increasing the risk of mosquito-borne illnesses, affecting mental health and damaging health infrastructure. 🎥 Watch to learn more about the health impacts of flooding. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 01/10/2026We recently brought practical emergency-care training to rescue teams and frontline workers in Pakistan. The sessions covered Basic Emergency Care and Stop The Bleed®, helping participants prepare to respond to life-threatening conditions. Learn more: bit.ly/3V5XQUP 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 29/09/2026Three months after Ebola was declared in the DRC, the outbreak continues to spread. Almost 7,000 cases and 3,300 deaths have been reported. International Medical Corps is responding across the DRC, Uganda and South Sudan. Swipe to learn more. 001
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 27/09/2026Disasters can disrupt communities in an instant. That’s why our teams are prepared to respond. Following the Mindanao Earthquake in the Philippines, we delivered essential health supplies and generators to rural health facilities. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 25/09/2026An Ebola response is about more than treating the disease. In the DRC, our mental health team is addressing fear, stigma, stress and anxiety through psychological first aid, emotional and grief support and referrals to advanced care. 📖Full story: bit.ly/4jgmYSJinternationalmedicalcorps.org.ukDuring Ebola Outbreaks, MHPSS Is EssentialDuring the Ebola outbreak in the DRC, we are providing psychological first aid, emotional and grief support, and practical problem-solving support to those who are suffering. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 22/09/2026After a disaster, the impact isn’t only physical. Following the earthquake in Venezuela, our teams supported people facing emotional and psychological impacts while strengthening mental health capacity among local healthcare workers. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 21/09/2026Pakistan’s communities regularly face crises that can strain local health facilities. We recently brought Basic Emergency Care and Stop The Bleed® training to local first responders, strengthening practical skills for emergencies. Full story: bit.ly/3V5XQUPbit.lyTraining First Responders in PakistanInternational Medical Corps staff members trained rescue teams and frontline workers in basic emergency care and other lifesaving techniques they can use during the critical early stages of an emergen... 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 19/09/2026Flooding affects more than homes and infrastructure. Standing water and poor sanitation can fuel the spread of waterborne diseases. That’s why we’re responding to the recent floods in the Philippines with healthcare, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene services. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 17/09/2026Safe and dignified burials are about more than preventing the spread of Ebola. They’re also about giving families an opportunity to honour their loved ones while keeping communities safe. Discover how we’re supporting this work in the DRC: bit.ly/4A1mcz6 bit.lySlowing Ebola’s Spread with Safe and Dignified BurialsEbola doesn’t stop spreading when a patient dies. That’s why safe and dignified burials are critical for keeping families and community members safe. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 12/09/2026Have you talked to your household about what you’d do in an emergency? Not someday. Not “when we have time.” Today is a good day to make a plan, check your supplies and make sure everyone knows what to expect. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 11/09/2026International Medical Corps has operated in the Philippines since 2013, responding to multiple disasters. As prolonged flooding affects Bulacan province, our mobile medical teams are supporting communities in Calumpit and Hagonoy. 001
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 10/09/2026With 3,000+ deaths reported and 6,100+ cases confirmed so far, the Ebola outbreak in the DRC is growing with unprecedented speed. "The New Yorker" spoke with Dr. Abdou Sebushishe, who is a senior advisor with our team in the epicentre of the outbreak. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Did you know? More than two-thirds of Ebola deaths have occurred at home. That’s why community health workers are helping people understand Ebola, combat misinformation and recognise the importance of safe and dignified burials. Learn more: bit.ly/4A1mcz6 bit.lySlowing Ebola’s Spread with Safe and Dignified BurialsEbola doesn’t stop spreading when a patient dies. That’s why safe and dignified burials are critical for keeping families and community members safe. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 08/09/2026Literacy is about more than words on a page. It can mean greater confidence, more choices and a stronger sense of independence. This #InternationalLiteracyDay, we’re celebrating the women building brighter futures. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 07/09/2026At our field hospitals in Gaza, healing doesn't stop with medical treatment. Every patient receives a nutritional assessment and, when needed, a specialised meal plan developed by our Nutrition team and prepared by our kitchen staff. 010
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 06/09/2026Our August Snapshots are here! From delivering clean water in Zimbabwe to training first responders in Pakistan, find out how your support has made a difference around the world. 🔗 internationalmedicalcorps.org.uk/st… 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 05/09/2026Prolonged flooding in Bulacan province, the Philippines, has submerged homes, roads and health facilities, disrupting access to healthcare. We’re deploying mobile medical teams, medicines, supplies and equipment in Calumpit and Hagonoy. Learn more: bit.ly/4qS6JNB 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 05/09/2026What does generosity look like? Sometimes it’s a donation. Sometimes it’s your time, your skills or simply showing up for someone who needs support. This #InternationalDayOfCharity, let’s remember: every act of kindness can be part of something bigger. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 04/09/2026VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE UPDATE: More than two months after the earthquakes, humanitarian needs remain severe. International Medical Corps continues to support communities affected by the two massive earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 03/09/2026In northern Nepal, devastating floods have damaged roads, bridges, power infrastructure and essential services. We’re working with local partners to support affected communities. Your donation can help us respond where the need is greatest. bit.ly/4cpup62internationalmedicalcorps.org.ukDONATE: Responding to the Floods in NepalDonate now to help families whose lives have been turned upside-down by these quakes. 001
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 02/09/2026A water pump can change daily life—but only if it keeps working. That’s why International Medical Corps trains local caretakers and water-point committees in Zimbabwe to maintain water infrastructure and manage these vital community assets. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 01/09/2026In northern Nepal, devastating floods have damaged roads, bridges, power infrastructure and essential services. We're working with local partners to support affected communities. Your donation can help us respond where the need is greatest. bit.ly/4cpup62 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 30/08/2026For Dr. Selma Saadeldeen, healthcare is about trust. When she began working in Central Darfur, she was one of the only female health workers in the area. Women needed a female doctor they could trust and communicate with. Read her story: bit.ly/3UbUorcbit.lyDelivering Lifesaving Care in SudanReflecting 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 Corp... 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 28/08/2026Stigma should never stand between people and care. In Syria, we’re helping crisis-affected communities access mental health services with compassion, dignity and respect. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 28/08/2026NEPAL URGENT UPDATE: We are reponding in Nepal, where hundreds of people are dead and many more are missing following the catastrophic flash floods. Urgent support is needed. Please give what you can to help us deliver lifesaving assistance: bit.ly/NepalFloodingDonatebit.lyDONATE: Responding to Earthquakes in VenezuelaDonate now to help families whose lives have been turned upside-down by these quakes. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 27/08/2026Did you know? Safe water access is closely connected to health. After flooding damaged water systems and latrines in Zimbabwe, we worked to restore safe water and sanitation while upgrading systems in Novhe and Beitbridge. ➡️ Swipe through to see the response. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 26/08/2026After earthquakes struck Venezuela, we’re bringing healthcare, mental health support and safe water to communities facing urgent needs. As families begin to recover, our teams are reaching underserved communities and working to prevent illness in crowded displacement camps. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 25/08/2026The needs in Baidoa, Somalia, are enormous. More than 600,000 internally displaced people live in the city. That’s why we built a new maternity unit at Suuqa Xoolaha Health Center to help pregnant women who've lost everything. Full story: bit.ly/4fWQfA1bit.lyBringing Safer Births to Mothers in SomaliaIn Baidoa, International Medical Corps has constructed a new maternity unit that is helping displaced mothers access safer, more dignified care during pregnancy and childbirth. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 24/08/2026As our teams respond to Ebola in the DRC, access to safe water helps support the infection prevention measures that protect patients, health workers and communities. This #WorldWaterWeek, we’re putting water where it belongs: at the heart of public health. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 23/08/2026"Our patients still needed wholesome meals to aid in their recovery. We had no option but to improvise." Meet the chefs who continued preparing nutritious meals despite severe food shortages in Gaza: internationalmedicalcorps.org/story… 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 22/08/2026At 4 years old, Dr. Selma Saadeldeen lost her best friend, who died because she was unvaccinated. The vaccinations she needed were far from home. That experience stayed with her and helped inspire her to become a doctor. Read her story: bit.ly/3UbUorcbit.lyDelivering Lifesaving Care in SudanReflecting 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 Corp... 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 22/08/2026When cholera struck Zimbabwe in 2008–09, International Medical Corps responded. We’ve been there ever since, helping communities access safe water. Today, our work has reached 80,000+ people. Swipe to see the impact. #WorldPhotographyWeeks 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 21/08/2026What does it take to help a child recover from malnutrition? For our first responders, it starts with a measurement and continues with care, treatment and follow-up. ⬇️ Learn how our Syria team supports children and families every step of the way. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 20/08/2026We love our donors and supporters, like Rap! Every gift—and every act of support—makes a difference. 💙 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 19/08/2026Today, on #WorldHumanitarianDay, we honour the extraordinary people behind International Medical Corps’ lifesaving work. Across crises, their courage, expertise and commitment bring care, comfort and hope to communities facing their hardest moments. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 17/08/2026In Somalia, A new maternity unit can change everything. For mothers, it means a safer and more dignified environment. For health workers, it means better space and renewed motivation to serve their community. Read the story: bit.ly/4fWQfA1 bit.lyBringing Safer Births to Mothers in SomaliaIn Baidoa, International Medical Corps has constructed a new maternity unit that is helping displaced mothers access safer, more dignified care during pregnancy and childbirth. 021
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 16/08/2026Hundreds of babies are delivered each month at our field hospitals in Gaza. For every family, our teams strive to provide skilled, compassionate care—no matter how routine or complex the delivery. 📖 Learn more about our work in Gaza: bit.ly/4fY6PPN 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 14/08/2026Flooding in Zimbabwe affected more than 41,000 people from December 2025 to March 2026, damaging infrastructure and leaving communities without clean water. Our team is helping restore water access and strengthen hygiene services. Full story: bit.ly/4g1MnMM bit.lyWhere Water Flows, Health FollowsInternational 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. 010
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 13/08/2026A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Aug. 10. Initial reports indicate 200+ deaths, many more injuries and 1,500+ homes damaged or destroyed. International Medical Corps is coordinating with government authorities and local partners. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 12/08/2026Behind the scenes of our field hospitals in Gaza, kitchen teams prepare hundreds of meals every day. Together, our Deir Al Balah and Gaza City kitchens provide at least 14,000 meals every week for patients and staff. Learn more: bit.ly/4whfcuFbit.lyInside the Kitchens of Our Field Hospitals in GazaWorking 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. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 10/08/2026Our July Snapshots are here! From providing mental health support in Ukraine to providing safe spaces for children in Syria, find out how your support has made a difference across the world. internationalmedicalcorps.org.uk/st… 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 09/08/2026From carrying a stretcher to a speedboat to coordinating specialist treatment at the referral hospital, our team in South Sudan worked alongside local health authorities to help ensure Nyabol received the vital care she needed. Full story: bit.ly/4pJkoFW 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 07/08/2026After learning she was expecting quadruplets, Nisreen worried about the future. Displacement and grief had already taken an emotional toll. At our field hospital, medical and psychological care helped her prepare for what lay ahead. 🔗 Full story: bit.ly/4fY6PPN bit.lyThe Miracle of Quadruplets in a Gaza Field HospitalAmid the uncertainty of conflict, International Medical Corps’ team continues to provide integrated, lifesaving care to mothers and newborns. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 06/08/2026When patients visit another health centre, their care shouldn't have to start from scratch. 🔉Listen to Dr Ahmed Hayyani explain how secure patient information helps coordinate healthcare across facilities in Syria. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 05/08/2026Conflict in Sudan forced Hageir from her home while pregnant. Compassionate care from an International Medical Corps-supported clinic helped her safely welcome her baby into the world. ⬇️ Read her story. 000
International Medical Corps UK @intlmedicalcorpsuk.bsky.social · 04/08/2026The fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history is unfolding now in the DRC. International Medical Corps is working alongside local partners to protect lives and contain the outbreak. Share this post to raise awareness. 022