Keeping the Lights on for Immunization
With KSrelief, UNICEF is powering 13 hospitals to store vaccines safely for women and children in Afghanistan.
Welcome to Angels in Medicine, the site that highlights the work of medical humanitarians: individuals and organizations who alleviate suffering for vulnerable populations.
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Haiti Crisis: ALIMA Provides Treatment to Over 15,000 Individuals in Camps for Displaced People
Since February 2024, Haiti’s security crisis, especially in Port-au-Prince, has worsened, driving thousands of families to seek refuge in makeshift camps where living conditions are extremely precarious. In response, ALIMA has been offering essential medical aid to support the most vulnerable for the past year.
Global Vision: Dr. Jeff Caspar’s Journey as an Orbis Champion
Dr. Caspar, from the UC Davis Eye Center, brings sight-saving expertise to underserved communities worldwide through his dedicated volunteer service with Orbis International.
Amid Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Group Finds a Way to Provide Care, Keep Insulin Flowing
In war-torn eastern DRC, the Association des Diabetiques du Congo delivers life-saving insulin and diabetes care to thousands despite dangerous routes, conflict zones, and limited resources—transforming lives with crucial support from Direct Relief.
Health Heroes of the Himalayas: Vaccine Delivery on the Roof of the World
In Nepal’s remote Mustang region, dedicated health workers brave extreme conditions to deliver vaccines to every child, exemplifying Gavi’s mission to reach the world’s most vulnerable, no matter how difficult the journey.
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