Thanks to our supporters, lifesaving care is reaching people in need. From refugee health services in #Jordan to maternal care training in #Yemen and more—your support helps bring care, protection and dignity closer to home.

A new year brings new possibilities. May we move forward with courage, purpose and a shared commitment to building a more hopeful future—for one another and for the world. #NewYear

Families in the #CentralAfricanRepublic continue to face instability and displacement. Since 2007, our teams have delivered primary healthcare, maternal health, nutrition support, mental health services and more—while also training new health workers to help strengthen the local system.

Wishing you peace, joy & health this holiday season—and beyond! 💙 Thank you for helping us deliver lifesaving care to communities in need worldwide. #HappyHolidays

After a 6.3-magnitude earthquake hit #Afghanistan, families in Balkh and Samangan were left with urgent needs. Our teams quickly mobilized—delivering medical supplies through our mobile health teams, plus clean water, dignity kits and warm blankets for families facing harsh winter conditions.

International Human Solidarity Day reminds us that progress is rooted in compassion and collective action. When we help one another, we build stronger communities and a better future for all.

For Sharif Al Osh, basketball is a shared language—one that connects people across borders and cultures. 🏀 This #WorldBasketballDay, he shares how the game has shaped his life and strengthened connection, on and off the court.

Kufra, Libya is home to many people who've fled the violence in #Sudan. On World Mental Health Day, our team held two awareness events to boost understanding, reduce stigma and encourage seeking help early—starting with the Sudanese refugee community at Al-Abaaj Farm.

Strong health systems start with strong local teams. This #UniversalHealthCoverage Day, we’re highlighting how investing in people helps expand access and strengthen resilience in communities facing crisis. Watch the video to learn more.

#Sudan’s conflict continues to uproot families and strain essential services. Our teams are delivering medical care, nutrition support, clean water and protection services for communities in need. We remain committed to reaching people in need.

Humanitarian response relies on people willing to step forward. Mary-Jane has done just that, time and time again. Today, we honor the expertise, resilience and compassion our #volunteers bring to communities worldwide. #IVD2025

Violence against women and girls isn’t just a personal issue - it’s a global crisis. But prevention is possible. Discover how safe spaces empower women and girls, and why engaging men and boys is crucial to preventing violence. #16Days

This #GivingTuesday, every dollar counts. Your support—no matter the amount—helps deliver lifesaving healthcare, clean water, mental health support and more to people in need around the world. Every gift makes a big difference. 💙

Behind every crisis are needs that go far beyond emergency treatment. That’s why our teams provide community-driven support that protects and helps women and girls rebuild. Swipe to see how we’re strengthening safety where it’s needed. #16Days #NoExcuse

Global Ambassador Ashley Park met Olga during her visit to #Ukraine. Olga works on staff at International Medical Corps, serving her community amid the war after being separated from her family. Her strength shows what “humanitarian” truly means. Watch the video to learn more.

Today and every day, we’re grateful for the compassion and generosity of our supporters. Your commitment makes it possible for us to deliver lifesaving care to communities around the world. Wishing you joy, peace, and happiness this holiday season! 💙 #Thanksgiving

Violence against women and girls is a global crisis that affects millions of people every year. Today, we raise our voices for survivors and commit to change. Violence is preventable—but it's up to all of us. #EndVAWG #NoExcuse

#Sudan is facing a dire humanitarian emergency. Millions of people are living without consistent access to food, medicine or basic healthcare. We’re responding—but the need is overwhelming. Help us save lives: https://intlmedcorps.donorsupport.co/-/XDMHYTTB

This #WorldToiletDay, we’re working to flush stigma down the toilet. Menstruation stigma keeps many girls around the world out of school. Safe toilets, clean water & accurate information can help ensure they manage their periods with dignity.

After a series of natural disasters in the #Philippines, more than 1.9 million people have been displaced. International Medical Corps is delivering lifesaving care and scaling up relief efforts—providing food, hygiene kits, and generators to keep clinics open. 💙

After #HurricaneMelissa, International Medical Corps visited Cornwall Regional Hospital to assess needs and support emergency response planning. “International Medical Corps was first in after Hurricane Beryl and stayed until now." ~ Courtney Cephas of the National Healthcare Enhancement Foundation.

No patient should ever hear “we’ve run out of medicine.” That’s why International Medical Corps created PIMS, a digital solution ensuring medicines like insulin are always in stock. #WorldDiabetesDay

We’re so grateful for our 2025 awardees, and for all those who support our work! Because of you, we’re there—no matter where—saving lives and relieving suffering when communities need us most.

Beryl, Debby, Ernesto, Francine, Helene & Milton? They're hurricanes that made landfall during in 2024. Our teams prepositioned supplies, coordinated with partners & delivered: 🧼 hygiene & wound-care kits 🚑 emergency supplies 💙 lifesaving support #ThrowbackThursday

Join us tomorrow for a livestream of our Annual Awards event as we honor humanitarians Mary-Jane Perry and Marin Tomas, our partner Flexport.org and actress and humanitarian Judy Greer. https://bit.ly/2025VirtualAC

In #Gaza, children have gone months without access to essential health services. International Medical Corps is leading vaccination efforts—providing lifesaving vaccines, nutrition screenings & logistics support to protect thousands of children. 💙

Congratulations to our Global Ambassador Judy Greer, recipient of our 2025 Global Champion Award! Her dedication to improving health worldwide has taken her to war zones, refugee camps & disaster areas. We’re honored by her steadfast support. 💙

Nurse Mary-Jane Perry will be honored with International Medical Corps’ Henry H. Hood Distinguished Service Award at our 2025 Annual Awards for her dedication as a volunteer in the Bahamas, Florida, Los Angeles and more. https://internationalmedicalcorps.org/story/volunteering-as-a-path-to-healing/

Please join us on Nov 13 for a free livestream of our Annual Awards. This year we’re honoring humanitarians Mary-Jane Perry and Marin Tomas, our partner Flexport and actress and humanitarian Judy Greer. Register >> https://bit.ly/2025VirtualAC

Join us Nov 5 at 9 a.m. PST for a Behind the Scenes look at how we move lifesaving medicine and supplies across borders and disaster zones. Don’t miss it: https://internationalmedicalcorps-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_VgJLgeX1TKevNQwWWP3lcQ#/registration

Meet Marin Tomas, Senior Advisor of Logistics for International Medical Corps. He will be honored with the Founder’s Award at our 2025 Annual Awards for his profound impact on our humanitarian work around the world.

Our emergency team is on the ground in #Jamaica responding to the devastating impacts of #HurricaneMelissa. With local partners, we're reaching the hardest-hit areas with lifesaving aid. Help us continue to deliver care: https://intlmedcorps.donorsupport.co/page/Melissa2610?appeal=SMSOM2610

Maha and Jihad lived with painful hernias for years. Their parents, refugees from #Syria, couldn’t afford surgery. But thanks to our supporters, our team covered everything—surgery, follow-up care, even transport. Now they’re playing again, eating well and sleeping peacefully.

Humanitarian response has evolved over the past 200 years—but the mission remains the same: save lives, ease suffering and restore hope. 💙 #HumanitarianResponse

Our emergency response team is working w/Jamaican officials to coordinate #HurricaneMelissa response efforts and address critical needs of communities & health facilities. You can help families devastated by this storm. https://intlmedcorps.donorsupport.co/page/Melissa2610?appeal=SMSOM2610

#HurricaneMelissa—a Category 5 storm—is bearing down on #Jamaica, threatening catastrophic damage. With winds up to 165 mph, it could bring 40 inches of rain, flash floods and massive infrastructure damage. Follow us for updates.

We’re closely monitoring Tropical Storm Melissa as it moves across the Caribbean. Our emergency response teams are on alert and ready to assist affected communities with lifesaving support if needed. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/melissa-maps-forecast-atlantic-ocean/

#Cholera is deadly, but it’s preventable. Our teams are fighting outbreaks around the world by improving water access, promoting hygiene and providing lifesaving treatment. 💧 Learn how we’re stopping cholera before it spreads.

After the #Ebola outbreak in #DRC this September, our teams acted fast—setting up a screening & referral unit at Ingogo Health Facility. The last Ebola patient was just discharged, raising hopes that the outbreak can soon be declared over. 💙

Our hospitals in #Gaza are performing up to 50 surgeries a day, supporting 40% of all births and bringing care where it’s needed most. 💙

Nutrition is the foundation of life. But 47 million children worldwide suffer from severe acute malnutrition—putting them at risk of death. It doesn’t have to be this way. Your support helps us bring lifesaving nutrition care to children everywhere. 💙 #WorldFoodDay

💧 Water is life—and clean hands save lives. This #GlobalHandwashingDay, we’re celebrating the power of soap and water to protect families and build healthier communities worldwide.

Our training programs not only save lives today but also build a sustainable tomorrow by equipping local people with essential skills. #TrainingSavesLives #ResiliencePays #DRRday

Mental health is not a luxury—it’s essential. On #WorldMentalHealthDay, Sanaa Lathan is spreading the word that access to mental health care matters—especially in times of crisis. Share her video to keep the conversation going. https://intlmedcorps.donorsupport.co/-/XDMHYTTB

🌊 After deadly floods in Central #Texas, International Medical Corps sent a team of mental health professionals to support survivors and first responders. Emotional recovery is vital, and we’re here to help communities heal.

#Ebola is spreading in Kasai, #DRC: 53 confirmed + 11 probable cases, with 42 deaths. Our rapid response team has set up isolation and screening units, and they're training local health staff and delivering mental health, sanitation & outbreak support.

After the earthquake in #Myanmar, when access to healthcare disappeared overnight, we brought it back. From injuries to chronic illnesses, we treated it all—because in a crisis, access to healthcare is lifesaving.

Every humanitarian response depends on strong providers. In #Ukraine, we’re helping caregivers process stress and deliver high-quality care in the face of ongoing conflict. https://internationalmedicalcorps.org.uk/story/supporting-mental-health-service-providers-during-wartime-in-ukraine/

Every day, International Medical Corps’ first responders deliver lifesaving care in some of the world’s riskiest places. We honor their courage, compassion and commitment—and we call on the world to #ActforHumanity by supporting the safety of humanitarian workers.

The #Ebola outbreak in the DRC is stretching Kasai’s fragile health system: ❌ The only Ebola treatment center is already at capacity. ❌ Blood banks are no longer functioning. ❌ Communities fear accessing hospitals. That’s why International Medical Corps is scaling up our support now.