For many LGBTQI+ people, sex workers and other marginalized communities, discrimination can make accessing healthcare difficult—or impossible. Our clinic in San Pedro Sula provides a space where people can access care without fear of discrimination. Watch a patient’s story:

MSF intends to progressively engage in medical humanitarian support at the rapidly growing number of informal displacement sites throughout the Caracas metropolitan area, where thousands of people remain without shelter following extensive structural damage. #Venezuela #earthquake

Today marks round two of the #WorldCup! ⚽️ Check out our starting line up! They have over 50 years of experience. 🏆 #Fifa #FifaWorldCup #FifaWorldCup2026 #soccer

Over 100,000 people have returned to Akobo, #SouthSudan The health system has collapsed and all 15 surrounding health facilities are looted. MSF is providing medical care with limited resources. Jacob Granger, our Emergency Project Coordinator, updates:

On the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, we highlight a stark reality: care often comes too late for survivors. In 2025, nearly half of our patients in #Mexico sought care four to 12 months after the violence. Violeta Chapela, Project Medical Referent, updates:

#Venezuela: Two earthquakes recently struck near Caracas, leaving more than 30 people dead and over 700 injured, according to local authorities. Our teams are assessing the situation to determine how we can support. We will donate emergency trauma kits to hospitals in Caracas.

The situation in Nabatiyeh, #Lebanon, is devastating. Our teams describe conditions that resemble a death trap, with people caught under heavy shelling and rescue teams unable to safely reach them. Read our full statement: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/lebanon-msf-...

Last night, an earthquake struck #Venezuela with a magnitude of 7.2 and a second quake of 7.5 magnitude struck right after. There are over 30 confirmed dead and over 700 injured. MSF teams are assessing the situation. We will donate emergency trauma kits to hospitals in Caracas.

Our teams are expanding #Ebola treatment capacity at the Elikya Ebola Treatment Centre in #DRC as the outbreak instensifies across Ituri province As of June 22, 80 patients remained hospitalized at the facility.

#WorldRefugeeDay Since the 2017 displacement of #Rohingya refugees into #Bangladesh over one million people are still living in camps in Cox’s Bazar. Our teams have supported Rohingya people for decades but healthcare alone cannot resolve a protracted crisis.

#Haiti: MSF has been forced to suspend medical activities at the Isaïe Jeanty maternity hospital due to escalating violence from armed groups. Medical care must never be caught in the crossfire. Read our response: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/haiti-msf-fo...

#Ebola disease outbreak: “This is the largest outbreak that DRC has seen for many years,” declares Kate White, our Emergency Medical Coordinator. There is still difficulty with testing and treating people early enough to stop the growing death toll.

One month into the #Ebola disease outbreak in #DRC, the situation remains critical as infections and deaths rise. Our teams are responding by setting up treatment centres, strengthening surveillance and informing communities. Dr. Maria Mashako, our Medical Coordinator, reports:

“To me hope looks like failure and then just trying to be better,” reflects Hamza Haq on how he embodies their radical hope. You can join our movement where thousands of Canadians have declared their hope is radical. Is yours? Add your name: www.hopeisradical.ca

Drone strikes around Tiné, #Chad have intensified, with almost daily incidents reported. Our teams near the #Sudan border are treating repeated influxes of patients, including an increasing number of women and children. Ahmed Abd-elrahman, our Director of Operations, updates:

“We need to adapt our approach almost daily to keep pace with the level of care needed,” shares Anthony Kergosien, our Emergency Coordinator. MSF is working to increase bed capacity at Elykia hospital in #DRC after it reached full capacity amid the #Ebola disease outbreak.

“I refuse to stop caring. I know in this moment of global upheaval, the care and compassion I carry with me is anything but soft or gentle.” Add your name with health workers who refuse to surrender to fear: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/hopeisradica...

#Haiti: On June 1, MSF resumed operations at our Cité Soleil hospital, including the emergency department, after a three-week pause due to violence. Our teams continue to assess security risks before resuming other activities. Read more on our response: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/haiti-msf-ho...

What happens when a patient is admitted to an #Ebola disease treatment centre? Dr. Tathy Modjaka Nzoko, our Medical Activities Manager in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, explains:

#Ebola To help protect health workers, MSF is training staff before they begin work in affected areas in #DRC Watch Armand Sprecher, our Emergency Physician and Epidemiologist, explain why protective equipment and community trust are critical to the response:

#Gaza The headlines about the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation may have faded, but for many survivors, the consequences of lasting injuries remain:

"It's only the third #Ebola disease outbreak caused by this virus and because it's so rare, we just don't know so much about it," MSF Epidemiologist Eve Robinson in #DRC shares on the challenges in responding. Watch the full interview with CBCNews: www.cbc.ca/player/play/...

“Hope is active, and there are things we can all do, even small things, to work towards change,” declares Courtney Allain on how she refuels her radical hope. Across the country, Canadians are coming together to declare their hope is radical. Is yours? www.hopeisradical.ca

Between 20,000 and 50,000 people are stuck in limbo in Tapachula, #Mexico, including Haitian migrants who fled violence in their country. Many have been waiting in harsh conditions, without work or access to basic services. Read our response: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/mexico-haiti...

After an Israeli airstrike hit the town of Nabatiyeh, #Lebanon a family of 12 arrived at Najdeh Al-Shaabiyeh hospital. Six were killed, including a two-year-old boy. Dr. Mina Naguib reports:

“If we can create art, we can create better ways of living too,” shares Ghazaraza on how she refuels her radical hope. You can join our movement where thousands of Canadians have declared their hope is radical. Is yours? Add your name: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/hopeisradica...

#Ebola: To bring the situation under even partial control, there must be immediate expansion of testing capacity. As the Director General of WHO visits #DRC, we call for urgent action to respond to the needs. Read our statement: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/democratic-r...

#Ebola outbreaks: There are currently no approved vaccines or treatments available for the #Bundibugyo virus. Our teams, along the Democratic Republic of Congo’s MOH are working to contain the spread of the disease and strengthen patient care: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/democratic-r...

“Hope is action. It’s donating when you can, volunteering when you can,” shares Dana Abraham on how he refuels his radical hope. You can join our movement where thousands of Canadians have declared their hope is radical. Is yours? Add your name: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/hopeisradica...

“In a world that can feel overwhelming and cruel, I understand why people may feel powerless and hopeless. But hope lives in our daily choices to show up and act.” Pledge your hope alongside health workers who refuse to surrender to fear: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/hopeisradica...

At our headquarters in Brussels, staff take part in realistic simulations designed to prepare them for work in Ebola-affected areas. From infection prevention protocols to emergency response procedures, the training helps build skills needed to act effectively during outbreaks.

#WorldNutritionDay It costs 3.2 billion dollars to treat every child with severe acute malnutrition worldwide. A solution exists: A one-cent soda tax across wealthy nations to cover the gap. Instead, countries are cutting funding and millions of children are paying the price.

Leadership starts with the decisions you make every day. And we’re highlighting an important decision our colleagues – including @sana.msf.ca – take every day: hope over despair. She refuses to look away and chooses radical hope. Do you? Join our movement and add your name: www.hopeisradical.ca

“Despair is a powerful force, but hope is stronger. I’ll continue to choose it fiercely. For as long as it takes.” Dr. Mercedes is a physician providing care to survivors of extreme violence in #Mexico. How she maintains her radical hope: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/hopeisradica...

“Hope is not the absence of fear. It is choosing to act anyway, even while afraid.” Dr. Khassan is a surgeon working with us in #Ukraine. Do you choose hope over despair? Join our movement: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/hopeisradica...

“Every time I assist at a birth, I tell myself that it’s an opportunity to show hope and open a window into the future.” Naomie is a midwife working with us in #Haiti. See how she channels her hope: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/hopeisradica...

#Ebola outbreak: Sana Bég sits with Maria Kestane of The Big Story to discuss how our teams are responding, what we can do to help and how it affects us here in #Canada. Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-the-latest-ebola-outbreak-could-affect-you/id1399721065?i=1000769451244

“The violence here is terrifying. But hope keeps us going. It’s a form of resilience.” Pledge your name alongside health workers who refuse to surrender to fear: https://www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/hopeisradical?utm_campaign=RadicalHope&utm_source=bsky&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link-EN

Curious how a Nursing Activity Manager spends her day? Fatima, working with us in #Lebanon invites you inside one of our mobile clinics in Barja:

Following the official declaration of an #Ebola Virus Disease outbreak by the Ministry of Health in the Democratic Republic of Congo on May 15, 2026, Doctors Without Borders is preparing to rapidly scale up our medical response in Ituri province, in the country’s northeast.

"Despite the pain and sadness, we keep going. We know the next hospital needs our support. We wipe our tears and start again. We always start again. This is our act of defiance." Pledge your name: www.hopeisradical.ca

“Immediately closing the devastating vaccination coverage gaps we’re seeing requires political will,” says Daniela Garone, our International Medical Coordinator. Our calls ahead of #WHA79 discussions on global immunization: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/critical-act...

"Through small daily actions, we see how our collective hope can be a more powerful force than hate." ➡️ www.hopeisradical.ca

An #Ebola outbreak has been declared in #DRC caused by the Bundibugyo strain, with no vaccine or treatment available. Testing is limited and isolation spaces for suspected cases are full in many health facilities. Trish Newport, our Emergency Program Manager, reports:

"Every birth is an opportunity to achieve something different. To reject the unacceptable. To open a path to the future." ➡️ www.hopeisradical.ca

Our latest update on #Ebola? Trish Newport, a Canadian, explains how we're responding to the deadly disease in Democratic Republic of Congo. Listen now via @cbcradiocanada.bsky.social: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-81-airplay/clip/16215560-yukoner-part-effort-contain-ebola-outbreak#Ebola?

Our radical hope is on full display in #Toronto Visit #SankofaSquare to see the faces of health workers who carry hope, every day. Can't make it? Don't worry, we'll be unveiling each billboard on our social feeds through the week.

In this new feature from The Walrus Lab and @msf.ca, @sana.msf.ca highlights what it means to care in times of crisis, uncertainty, and conflict. Learn how choosing to care and to act may be the most powerful response we have: thewalrus.ca/hope-is-radi...

“I see this radical embodiment of hope every day in my colleagues who show up to provide medical care amid unimaginable levels of suffering.” - Sana Bég via The Walrus. She reflects on what it means to hold on to hope in a world that feels heavy: https://thewalrus.ca/hope-is-radical/

At least 131 deaths and over 500 suspected cases have been reported in the latest #Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo. "What we're worried about is controlling the situation," shares Trish Newport, our Emergency Coordinator: www.cbc.ca/news/health/...