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The war in Ukraine is evolving rapidly, affecting millions in the country while creating hundreds of thousands of refugees. International Medical Corps, which has decades of experience in the country, is currently on the ground in Ukraine and the region. We are expanding its relief efforts to provide medical, mental health and protection services to the millions of people affected by the conflict, including refugees.
Our teams are building a logistics and support hub in Poland, working with health agencies and local partners to provide the following relief services:

Primary and emergency health services from medical professionals, including specialist physicians, general practitioners and nurses.
Mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), critical for people affected by war
Gender-based violence (GBV) response services, and increasing protection of women and children who face risks during conflict.
Medicines and medical supplies, including PPE and other services to help provide critical care and prevent infectious diseases like COVID-19 among refugees and displaced populations.

Find out more about our work at internationalmedicalcorps.org/ukraine.


Responding to the conflict in Ukraine

Hurricane Helene made landfall late on Thursday, September 26th in the Big Bend region of Florida as a powerful Category 4 storm, with winds reaching extreme speeds. The storm caused significant destruction, resulting in multiple fatalities and widespread power outages across several southeastern states, including Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas. After weakening to a tropical storm, Helene continued to pose threats, such as heavy winds, flash floods and landslides, affecting millions across the region. Communities in Georgia, the Carolinas and the southern Appalachians remained on high alert for further storm-related hazards, while parts of northwest and north Florida faced record-breaking flooding.

Emergency declarations were issued at the federal and state levels, underscoring the severity of the disaster. To date, the storm has broken records of rainfall, flooding, location and storm strength and size across the affected states. Hurricane Helene is the fourth hurricane to hit the Gulf Coast this year and the strongest storm in recorded history to make landfall at the Big Bend.

International Medical Corps is a pre-approved responder with the State of Florida and the Florida Department of Health. Ahead of Hurricane Helene, we deployed a small team to Florida to coordinate with the Department of Health. Operations are moving to Tallahassee to support the response. We have reviewed prepositioned supplies and are coordinating with Primary Care Associations and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) to assist as needed.

Since 2005, International Medical Corps has responded to US and Caribbean emergencies, starting with Hurricane Katrina. We partner with national, state, and local healthcare systems to address challenges and deploy emergency teams in disasters. Our response efforts include the 2010 Haiti earthquake, 2012's Superstorm Sandy, 2017's Hurricane Maria, 2018's Hurricane Michael and more. In the past seven years, we've supported over 6 million patients across 18 states and territories through partnerships with more than 275 hospitals, clinics, and health facilities.

Help us respond to Hurricane Helene's devastation. Your donation will support lifesaving efforts and provide medical care, supplies, and relief to affected communities.

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Your Support can Save Lives!

By supporting this project or creating a giving opportunity of your own, you can make a lifesaving difference for families affected by crises in the US and worldwide.

With the support of our global community, in 2023, we:

• reached nearly 16.5 million people affected by armed conflict, natural disasters and disease outbreaks;
• delivered 9,331,598 primary healthcare consultations;
• trained 107,202 people on health, mental health, protection and nutrition-related topics; and
• assisted 2,375,098 people with vital nutrition support.

Join International Medical Corps in our mission to build a healthier and more hopeful world for all in 2024.

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*Please Note for recurring donations: Once we have determined that the community can continue to respond to the after-effects of this emergency without us, we will scale back our response efforts. At that time, we will redirect your future donations where they are needed most to help us respond to future outbreaks of conflict, disease or disaster.

Hurricane Helene Emergency Response

Urgent humanitarian assistance is critically needed across the region. All parties must respect civilian lives and adhere to international humanitarian law.

In Israel, we do not have an operational presence, and as is often our practice in such cases, we support trusted partners on the ground who are responding. International Medical Corps is supporting one of our long-time partners—JDC—and its emergency response efforts in Israel. JDC also has supported some of our other humanitarian missions around the world.

In Gaza, where we’ve had staff on the ground since 2008, International Medical Corps is responding. We’ve deployed two field hospitals, including a 160-bed field hospital in south Gaza, and a 50-bed hospital in middle Gaza, to help civilians affected by the war. Though the facility in south Gaza has temporarily shifted operations to the facility in the middle region due to security concerns, International Medical Corps is continuing to provide a wide range of health services, including emergency and trauma care; obstetric and newborn care; mental health and psychosocial support; nutrition; child protection; and gender-based violence prevention and response services. We also are providing access to water, sanitation and hygiene services, and are ensuring a steady supply of medicines, supplies and training.

The larger field hospital—initially deployed to Rafah in early January, but moved to Al Mawasi in early April—currently has 140 beds for patients with a wide range of needs, with beds to support the emergency room, beds in a Level 1 intensive-care unit, operating theaters, a fully stocked pharmacy, X-ray and ultrasound machines, a laboratory and blood-transfusion services. It provides care 24/7 and is capable of serving more than 1,000 patients every day.

The second field hospital—deployed to Deir Al Balah, in Gaza’s middle region, in early May—has 42 beds and provides lifesaving primary healthcare and emergency services, comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care services, and inpatient services for acute medical cases, for stabilization and referral as needed. As in the larger field hospital, we provide these services alongside integrated nutrition services, mental health care, child-protection services and gender-based violence prevention and support services, as well as facilities and services related to water, sanitation and hygiene.

Our multi-pronged, integrated approach focuses on immediate relief to save lives, alleviate suffering and promote well-being, while we contribute to ensuring longer-term resilience through training. We are:

• increasing access to and availability of quality lifesaving medical and mental health services;
• improving access to and availability of quality nutrition services;
• reducing the risks and mitigating the consequences of gender-based violence (GBV) while addressing child protection concerns; and
• improving access to safe drinking water and ensuring proper hygiene practices.

International Medical Corps coordinates with functioning facilities in Gaza to support patient referrals and ensure continuity of care wherever possible. To further extend health access and help overcome barriers to care for Gaza’s most vulnerable, International Medical Corps is providing services throughout the region by working with trusted partners.

To support relief efforts in Gaza, please donate to this project.

To support relief efforts in Israel, please visit our partner’s website – www.JDC.org

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Your Support can Save Lives!

By supporting this project or creating a giving opportunity of your own, you can make a lifesaving difference for families affected by crises in Israel, Gaza and worldwide.

With the support of our global community, in 2023, we:

• reached nearly 16.5 million people affected by armed conflict, natural disasters and disease outbreaks;

• delivered 9,331,598 primary healthcare consultations;

• trained 107,202 people on health, mental health, protection and nutrition-related topics; and

• assisted 2,375,098 people with vital nutrition support.

Join International Medical Corps in our mission to build a healthier and more hopeful world for all in 2024.
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*Please Note for recurring donations: Once we have determined that the community can continue to respond to the after-effects of this emergency without us, we will scale back our response efforts. At that time, we will redirect your future donations where they are needed most, to help us respond to future outbreaks of conflict, disease or disaster.

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