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Our Global Emergency Response Team is deploying to Myanmar
Our Global Emergency Response Team is deploying to Myanmar to assist communities affected by the devastating earthquake. Working alongside partners on the ground, we are committed to providing urgent relief to those in need.
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Rusamambu, on the road to recovery
Nestled in the mountains of North Kivu province, D.R. Congo, a village of 15,350 inhabitants called Rusamambu is coming back to life. With Medair's help, the village's health centre now offers free healthcare to local communities, enabling them to rebuild their lives after struggling with conflict and poverty.
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Saving lives through community liaison officers
Kilonge village, in North-Kivu, has almost doubled in size with the arrival of people fleeing conflict. Medair is responding to the crisis by treating malnourished children.
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Empowering Adolescents Through Peer Support Groups
The impact of the multiple crises in Lebanon has increased the need for mental health and psychosocial support across all population groups, including adolescents.
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Medair trains 25 community health workers in Syria.
Medair boosts community awareness by training 25 community health workers and conducting house visits (CHWs) in the Hama governate in Syria.
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Housing units that are more resilient to cyclonic hazards.
In south-east Madagascar, more than 1,200 households will benefit from homes that are more resilient to cyclonic hazards.
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Using my hands to speak
Medair provides sign language sessions for children with hearing disability.
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Hope Amidst Chaos, Strengthening Healthcare in Crisis-stricken Lebanon
Medair’s efforts boost primary health care centers' capacity and increase consultations per month.

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Giving Cyclone Freddy Survivors Their Smile Back
Following the devastation brought by Cyclone Freddy, over 100 homeless received a new house
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Anood The Junior BCC Officer
An eager young girl who endeavours to increase community awareness about the importance of hygiene while cleaning the camp with her friends.
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