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International Medical Corps UK
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Relieving suffering and empowering communities that have been affected by conflict, disaster and disease. Join us ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3QrRdqB
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Our training programmes not only save lives today but also build a sustainable tomorrow by equipping local people with essential skills. #TrainingSavesLives #ResiliencePays
📣 UPDATE FROM #PAKISTAN
The Pakistan Meteorological Department has warned of a potential dengue outbreak in the aftermath of the flooding. Our local teams are on the ground, helping communities stay safe and informed.
Learn more about our work in Pakistan: https://bit.ly/4oh6vNy
Imagine fleeing war with your children—arriving in a refugee camp hoping for safety—only to face a deadly disease outbreak.
This is the reality in #Chad right now.
But thanks to quick action and community support, lives are being saved—and a more resilient future is being built.
Food is health. Food is stability. Food is peace.
Let’s work together to ensure that every child—no matter where they’re born—has access to it.
#WorldFoodDay
Families in Sudan are living through one of the world's worst humanitarian emergencies - facing a lack of food and access to healthcare.

Despite the risks, our teams are there - providing free healthcare, treating malnourished children and more.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cre5rng5808o
Sudan war: The mother who could only afford the drugs to save one of her twins
The destruction and hunger that Sudan's war has brought leaves parents with some impossible choices.
www.bbc.co.uk
A child shouldn’t live with a deadly disease just because they couldn’t wash their hands.
This #GlobalHandwashingDay, let’s stand together for hygiene access for all.
An Ebola outbreak in Kasai, #DRC has already claimed more than 40 lives.
Health facilities are overwhelmed. Supplies are limited.
Our Rapid Response Teams are on the ground—setting up isolation units, training health workers & providing lifesaving care.
Zahid, an Afghan refugee in Pakistan, once feared speaking in public. Today, he runs food stall while volunteering in his neighbourhood.
His turning point? Group sessions as part of our Youth Empowerment Programme that taught him how to express himself and believe in his ideas.
Floodwaters are receding in #Pakistan, but families returning home face destroyed crops, damaged houses and lost livestock. That’s why our teams are providing medical care, mental health support and clean water to help communities recover.
This #WorldMentalHealthDay, Global Ambassador Sanaa Lathan reminds us that hope and healing go hand in hand.
Join us in supporting mental health for all.
Every mother deserves support.
Every baby deserves a healthy start.
That’s why our volunteers in #Jordan and #Yemen work tirelessly to fight malnutrition, one family at a time.
Learn how: https://internationalmedicalcorps.org.uk/story/volunteers-target-malnutrition-in-jordan-and-yemen/
Healthcare is more than medicine. It’s a partnership in action.

Our Mobile Medical Team in Misraba, Rural Damascus, were honoured to host EU leadership, where they witnessed care in motion.

Together, we don’t just deliver services. We restore trust, dignity and resilience.
For refugee newborns, diseases like jaundice can be deadly.
That’s why our team in Azraq refugee camp, #Jordan, uses phototherapy to help newborns fight jaundice using blue-green light. With support from the European Union, we’ve helped more than 1,200 babies recover.
#EUHumanitarianAid
From blood tests to essential diagnostics, the laboratory in Moadamiyah Primary Healthcare Center, supported by International Medical Corps and the European Union, provides free services that make healthcare more accessible to families in Rural Damascus.
#EUHumanitarianAid
Frontline workers in #Ukraine face burnout after years of conflict. Through the Integrated Model for Supervision, we’re helping mental health support providers care for themselves so they can continue caring for others.
From shelters to winter clothing kits, every item we distribute in #Afghanistan means safety and dignity for a family in crisis. Together, we can help communities rebuild after the earthquake.
The #Ebola outbreak in the #DRC is stretching Kasai’s fragile health system:
❌ The only Ebola treatment centre is already at capacity.
❌ Blood banks are no longer functioning.
❌ Communities fear accessing hospitals.
That’s why International Medical Corps is scaling up our support now.
Did you know?
Nearly half of deaths among children under 5 are linked to malnutrition.
That’s why our volunteers in Jordan and Yemen fight this every day with training, awareness and compassion.
📖 Read how: https://bit.ly/46lasuA
When every second counts, preparedness can mean everything.
Our Senior Advisor shares how to prepare for a disaster and stay safe during one.
Watch the video and get ready.
Maha and Jihad lived with painful hernias for years. Their parents, refugees from #Syria, couldn’t afford surgery.
But thanks to our supporters, our team covered everything—surgery, follow-up care, even transport.
Now they’re playing again, eating well and sleeping peacefully.
The floods in #Pakistan have destroyed 2,500+ homes, 266 schools, and vital roads & bridges. Until infrastructure is restored, our mobile teams are delivering healthcare directly to communities, ensuring families can access lifesaving treatment.