EBOLA UPDATE: The Ebola outbreak in the DRC, has become the country's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record and the second-largest in its history. International Medical Corps is working to help contain the outbreak. Read our latest situation report: https://bit.ly/EbolaDRC2026SitReps

SPOKANE & EASTERN WA FIRES: Our emergency response team is on the ground in Spokane. Your support will help to ensure that families affected by the wildfires have access to medical and mental health care. DONATE HERE >> https://bit.ly/WildfiresWA2026

It’s World Breastfeeding Week, and we’re celebrating breastmilk—a sterile, secure and nutritionally complete food source! Find out more about how we support mothers and babies: https://internationalmedicalcorps.org/program/womens-childrens-health/maternal-newborn-health/

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A dangerous outbreak of cholera has been reported in Cameroon. Cholera is treatable and preventable, but it can turn deadly fast. A rapid response will save lives. Find out more about cholera > https://internationalmedicalcorps.org/story/what-is-cholera/

⚠️ Scammers sometimes create fake email accounts that look as if they come from our executives or team members to solicit large donations. If you have any doubts about the validity of a request, visit our website to contact us: https://internationalmedicalcorps.org/contact/

In the #centralafricanrepublic , a recent increase in armed violence has displaced more than 19K people and left them without access to basic health services. We are providing emergency medical relief. Details in our full situation report: https://bit.ly/4c9LO2e

In honor of Nelson Mandela Day, choose hope. In difficult times, our care brings hope—and health—to people who are suffering. Join us. https://internationalmedicalcorps.org/sign-up-for-emails/

ALERT: Central and Southwest Texas are once again facing a major flash-flood emergency in the same Hill Country region devastated by the July 4, 2025 floods. International Medical Corps is working with national and local partners to support the response and scale up assistance as needs evolve.

VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES UPDATE: The needs in Venezuela remain extremely urgent. International Medical Corps has opened an Emergency Medical Team (EMT) Type 1 Fixed field hospital at Terminal de Autobuses de Catia la Mar in La Guaira to address urgent healthcare needs.

VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES UPDATE: The needs are staggering and the loss is immense in Venezuela. International Medical Corps is providing emergency medical relief in the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira. Please give what you can to support our response. https://bit.ly/HelpVenezuela-EQ

EBOLA UPDATE: Confirmed cases and deaths continue to rise. With support from the US Department of State, DG ECHO and other donors, our Ebola outbreak response teams across Central Africa are expanding our response. Please give what you can to support the response. https://bit.ly/EVD26-DRC

Compassion is at the heart of humanitarian work. Our doctors, nurses and support staff in #Gaza continue to work under incredibly difficult conditions to provide emergency health services to people in urgent need. Nurses like Nour remind us what it means to be committed to your community.

After a disaster, local health clinics can be a lifeline. But local healthcare providers can be affected by the crisis, too. That's why International Medical Corps provides disaster response support and readiness training to community health centers. Follow us to see our work.

VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE: Our teams in Venezuela are providing emergency medical relief in Caracas and La Guaira, following the two devastating back-to-back earthquakes that hit the region around 6pm on June 24. 👇 TAP TO WATCH Support: https://bit.ly/HelpVenezuela-EQ 🙏 Follow for updates 💙

WE ARE RESPONDING IN VENEZUELA following the two devastating #earthquakes that struck near #Caracas. Our local staff are conducting assessments and working with partners to identify immediate needs. Donate to our Venezuela response: https://bit.ly/HelpVenezuela-EQ

The future isn’t something we wait for. It’s something we build. And it starts with a child’s health, because investing in children today means transforming communities tomorrow.

A father's love is often found in everyday acts of care. This Father's Day, we're honoring fathers everywhere who continue to show resilience, compassion and strength in the face of adversity.

EBOLA UPDATE: The number of confirmed #Ebola cases has increased 38% since last week and is now in 32 health zones across eastern DRC. With support from the US Department of State and other donors, we are supporting the emergency response across Central Africa.

LEBANON: More than 1 million people remain displaced as the conflict disrupts access to healthcare. Our first responders continue to provide lifesaving care, supporting communities affected by ongoing humanitarian challenges.

Read our latest situation report on the #Ebola outbreak in Central Africa >> https://bit.ly/4oy2Yf1

UPDATE: #Ebola deaths and cases continue to rise in parts of Central Africa. Our teams are training health workers, strengthening infection prevention measures and working with communities to combat misinformation and prevent transmission. WATCH for the latest update.

Join us for a 30-minute briefing on Thursday, June 4, featuring International Medical Corps’ on-the-ground experts leading our response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. Info & Registration > https://bit.ly/4oh3Dl7

Every day, we see the impact of lifesaving support. Nine-month-old Amar was treated for severe malnutrition by our nutrition team. His family received cash assistance to buy nutritious food and get Anmar to his follow-up visits. Through consistent follow-up and quality care, Amar recovered.

From the front lines of the #Ebola outbreak, International Medical Corps Sr. Advisor Dr. Abdou Sebushishe, who is now in the DRC, shares an update with CNN's Isa Soares. Follow us for updates.

EBOLA UPDATE: The situation in the DRC has escalated significantly. With support from the US Department of State, we’ve deployed rapid-response teams across the region. More details in our latest situation report, available in full on our website >> https://internationalmedicalcorps.org/ebola

Our rapid response teams are responding to the deadly Ebola outbreak in the DRC. Watch our full update and help us save lives: https://bit.ly/EVD26-DRC

Ebola has killed 65+ people in the DRC. Rapid response is critical. Pls donate what you can. https://bit.ly/EVD26-DRC We're working w/ the WHO & partners to: - Rush in PPE & testing equipment - Prevent & control transmission - Screen & mange Ebola cases - Maintain essential healthcare

It's International Nurses Day! Empowered nurses save lives. That's why we train nurses and healthcare workers around the world, building lifesaving skills and resilience that lasts. #IND2026 and #OurNursesOurFuture. Training is central to our approach. Find out why >> https://bit.ly/3pq9jeG

Happy #MothersDay! Find out more about how we support mothers around the world: https://internationalmedicalcorps.org/program/womens-childrens-health/