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Healthcare Navigates New Heights of Conflict in Port-au-Prince
HaitiHaiti emmergencyAll news5/3/2024

Healthcare Navigates New Heights of Conflict in Port-au-Prince

The violence in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, has seen a new and dramatic increase since 28 February 2024, with armed groups attacking new parts of the city.
MSF warns of catastrophic malnutrition crisis in Zamzam camp amidst escalating violence in North DarfurDonate

MSF warns of catastrophic malnutrition crisis in Zamzam camp amidst escalating violence in North Darfur

In response to the escalating fighting in North Darfur, MSF has treated over 100 war wounded patients at South Hospital,El Fasher, over the past two weeks, but is simultaneously scaling-up its response to the major malnutrition crisis in Zamzam camp.
MSF report denounces Gaza’s “silent killings” from preventable disease and lack of access to medical careDonate

MSF report denounces Gaza’s “silent killings” from preventable disease and lack of access to medical care

Gaza’s healthcare system has been devastated, with men, women and children at increasing risk of acute malnutrition and with their physical and mental health deteriorating rapidly, according to a report released today by MSF.
Leveraging Operational Research to Evaluate Innovative Solutions for Safe Water Access in Kajo Keji County
LuxembourgSouth SudanAll news4/26/2024

Leveraging Operational Research to Evaluate Innovative Solutions for Safe Water Access in Kajo Keji County

In South Sudan, the high prevalence of waterborne diseases indicated a problem with water quality. MSF therefore developed a toolkit capable of assessing the functionality of boreholes and water quality.
Enduring the unthinkable: Gaza’s healthcare workers grapple with the mental health impact of an unyielding warDonate
War in Middle EastPalestineTestimonies4/26/2024

Enduring the unthinkable: Gaza’s healthcare workers grapple with the mental health impact of an unyielding war

After over six months of relentless war, and according to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) mental health staff, the impact of working in such extreme conditions will leave scars for years to come.
Returning to South Sudan after the civil war: “How are we again going to survive?"
South SudanTestimonies4/24/2024

Returning to South Sudan after the civil war: “How are we again going to survive?"

In a region beset by crises, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and the Ministry of Health took over secondary-level health services at the Kajo Keji civil hospital last year.
Beyond medical care: Dandora Youth Friendly Center, a safe space for young people from Nairobi's disadvantaged neighborhood
KenyaAll news4/23/2024

Beyond medical care: Dandora Youth Friendly Center, a safe space for young people from Nairobi's disadvantaged neighborhood

The Dandora Youth Friendly Center serves as a safe space for young people between ages 10 to 24, offering more than just medical care. This vulnerable population grapples with urban violence, substance abuse, and socio-economic challenges.
War-torn Minds: Navigating Mental Health Issues Amid War in UkraineDonate
War in UkraineUkraineAll news4/23/2024

War-torn Minds: Navigating Mental Health Issues Amid War in Ukraine

MSF's mental health programme, a key component of the response in Ukraine, has helped the staff of the Trostianets hospital to cope with the horrors of war.