Before International Medical Corps’ mobile health clinics arrived in Kirotshe, affordable healthcare was out of reach for families in that region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Today, these teams now deliver lifesaving medical care and humanitarian aid where no one else goes—navigating washed-out roads to reach rural communities.
Before International Medical Corps’ mobile health clinics arrived in Kirotshe, affordable healthcare was out of reach for families in that region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Today, these teams now deliver lifesaving medical care and humanitarian aid where no one else goes—navigating washed-out roads to reach rural communities.
Before International Medical Corps’ mobile clinics arrived in Kirotshe, affordable healthcare was out of reach. Today, these teams deliver lifesaving care where no one else goes—navigating washed-out roads to reach rural communities.
Over the past 20 years, Dr. Rob Fuller has volunteered with International Medical Corps nearly a dozen times, deploying to emergencies around the world—and he’s not done yet.
Considered the most destructive in California history, the wildfires decimated entire neighborhoods, leaving thousands of people displaced and in distress. From International Medical Corps.