Helping Children with Disabilities in Syria
International Medical Corps’ Syria teams recently had an opportunity to serve children with visual, hearing, mental and physical impairments, after the government asked for their help.
International Medical Corps’ Syria teams recently had an opportunity to serve children with visual, hearing, mental and physical impairments, after the government asked for their help.
2025 was a year filled with conflict, disaster and disease—as well as the work of committed and courageous humanitarians who did everything they could to help. These photos from International Medical Corps highlight the people who made it happen.
The Central African Republic can be a difficult and dangerous place to operate, but International Medical Corps is delivering hope and lifesaving care to communities in crisis.
When funding cuts threatened a lifesaving initiative to reduce maternal deaths from postpartum hemorrhage in conflict zones, Jacinda Ardern’s Matariki Fund stepped in to ensure the work could continue in South Sudan and Burkina Faso.
When a devastating earthquake left thousands homeless and fearful, International Medical Corps stepped in with lifesaving care and emotional support, helping families find hope and resilience.