Join Psalmodie and Medair in bringing hope to those who need it most

What we do

Life can change in an instant. When it does, we are there.

When disasters and conflicts tear communities apart, Medair responds quickly because people’s lives are on the line. We work in highly unstable environments, going where the needs are greatest, providing life-saving support in some of the world’s hardest-to-reach places.

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We save lives

In times of disaster, disease and conflict, we are ready within hours to deliver life-sustaining humanitarian aid.

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We restore hope

We help people in crisis have hope for the future by providing them the support they need to rebuild their lives.

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We partner generously

We work closely with other organisations and the communities we serve – acting out of a spirit of respect, compassion and dignity.

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Medair: where faith meets action

For over 35 years, Medair has been responding to the world's most forgotten humanitarian crises. As a Christian relief and recovery organisation, we bring life-saving care to families devastated by conflict, disaster, and disease in some of the hardest-to-reach places on earth.

Just as the Psalmodie singers express their faith through music that uplifts and inspires, Medair expresses the same faith through humanitarian action: bringing health, hope, and dignity to those who have lost everything.

Since 1989, we've served millions of people regardless of race, creed, or nationality, motivated by our Christian faith to love our neighbours in their darkest hour. In 2024, 88.9% of Medair’s expenditures were directed toward humanitarian activities, helping 3,753,284 people in need.

At the height of a rapidly escalating cholera outbreak in Unity State, South Sudan, Medair deployed the Emergency Response Team quickly to help contain the spread in Leer County.