MSF helps people with chronic diseases access safe, continuous care in humanitarian settings despite conflict, displacement and healthcare challenges.

MSF urges critical action to ensure children access Bundibugyo virus treatment and PEP research, as they face disproportionately high risks in the current DRC outbreak.

In eastern Chad, more than 117,000 refugees live in the Ouré-Cassoni camp. Needs are increasing while humanitarian funding is declining. MSF warns Ouré-Cassoni must be among the priorities of the huma...

In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, 76,000 displaced people in Plaine Savo face dire conditions, limited healthcare and the threat of Ebola disease.

MSF outreach teams use boats to deliver healthcare to river communities in Upper Nile and Jonglei, South Sudan. Staff run a decentralized model of care, supporting primary healthcare centres to provid...

MSF integrates mental health and psychosocial services into our malnutrition programs in Nilefa Kiji nutrition facility to support caregivers.

In 2020, a brutal war erupted in Ethiopia’s Tigray region. Hundreds of thousands of people are thought to have been killed. Others fled in search of safety, including several thousand who reached the ...

While other governments are scaling back their humanitarian assistance funding, Canada must take a stand and support people facing humanitarian crises.. Send a letter to your MP today urging them to increase Canada’s humanitarian assistance in the next federal budget in November 2026.

MSF warns that excluding North Kivu from the Global Fund’s next malaria funding cycle could leave millions without essential prevention and treatment.