Across Gaza, Yemen, South Sudan and Ukraine, International Medical Corps is providing cutting-edge technology, training and lifesaving interventions to keep mothers and newborns safe.
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.
Botswana is the first African country to virtually eliminate HIV transmission from mothers to babies, earning top recognition from the World Health Organization after decades of dedicated public health efforts.
USAID’s innovative Mentor Hospital strategy in Colombia has shown remarkable success in protecting maternal health amid unprecedented Venezuelan migration, with doctors leading vital training programs that have dramatically reduced mortality rates in vulnerable communities.
Project HOPE is delivering critical medical supplies to war-torn southern Syria and launching a $45 million initiative in Ghana to improve maternal and child health, addressing systemic healthcare gaps.