The work of the International Medical Corps includes mobile clinics reaching flood-hit communities in the Philippines, a busy primary health center serving displaced families in Sudan, first-responder training in Pakistan, and rehabilitated water systems in flood-affected Zimbabwe.
International Medical Corps is providing essential supplies, supporting health facilities and continuing to assess urgent needs in hard-hit Sarangani province.
In the Philippines, USAID-trained Indigenous community health workers like Flora are transforming lives by providing culturally-sensitive family planning services and strengthening primary health care systems in underserved areas.