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A story from Medair Project Manager in Chad

It is hell on earth and the world is looking away.

Medair – Mpox emergency  – GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo - 29 AUG 2024

Mpox emergency in DRC – Awaiting vaccines, working on a Strategic National Response Plan

The Forgotten Crisis in Sudan

Medair remains committed to staying on the ground

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Slowly rebuilding in Ukraine

“First, we lost the dates and then the days of the week. It felt like one long day which would never come to its end”, says Svitlana.

Water In The Drought

How Medair supports an IDP settlement with safe drinking water during the severe drought

“You need to be a strong person to live”

Supporting people with disability

Annual Report 2022

We have seen a year of global upheaval, with the conflict in Ukraine, terrible droughts, increased military coups and conflicts, a massive hunger crisis, and new outbreaks of deadly diseases. Review the 2022 report.

Medair Invest in Aid Foundation Annual Report 2022

Medair Invest in Aid Foundation Annual Report 2022 The purpose of the Medair Invest in Aid Foundation is to support the humanitarian aid work of the not‐for‐profit NGO Medair by raising funds and adopting a capital and reserve building approach. The Foundation uses its own resources to support Medair through regular, often yearly donations. These contributions are designed to provide the flexibility needed to address Medair's most pressing needs.

What I Can't Live Without

We asked our colleagues all over the world to tell us the items they simply cannot live without.

“The nine session effect”

The context and hard conditions experienced by adolescents drives many of their mental health concerns. They can suffer in silence and are also afraid that they won’t be able to cope.

Bangladesh: A Look Back

Serving Rohingya families in the world’s largest refugee camp

Going the extra mile a day in the life of the mobile outreach team

In the Al Dhale’e Governorate, in the southwest of Yemen, every day can be a fight for survival. Almost half of the healthcare facilities in the district are inoperative or run at a reduced capacity. This is because of reduced staffing and a lack of essential medicines and supplies, and urgent action needed. In the remote mountainous areas of Al Dhale’e, people live in particularly hard conditions, travelling long distances to receive healthcare. The downfall of the economy has placed additional pressure on Yemenis.

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