Médecins Sans Frontières
@msf.org
The account of MSF International 🌎
We've been providing independent, impartial, and neutral humanitarian medical care since 1971.
We've been providing independent, impartial, and neutral humanitarian medical care since 1971.
In Idlib, Syria, families are coping with the intense winter cold without proper shelter.
Our colleague, Osama Joukhadar, coordinated the distribution of heating materials and plastic sheeting to more than 2,000 families in the area. He tells us about this work 👇
Our colleague, Osama Joukhadar, coordinated the distribution of heating materials and plastic sheeting to more than 2,000 families in the area. He tells us about this work 👇
February 10, 2026 at 4:32 PM
In Idlib, Syria, families are coping with the intense winter cold without proper shelter.
Our colleague, Osama Joukhadar, coordinated the distribution of heating materials and plastic sheeting to more than 2,000 families in the area. He tells us about this work 👇
Our colleague, Osama Joukhadar, coordinated the distribution of heating materials and plastic sheeting to more than 2,000 families in the area. He tells us about this work 👇
Every day we provide clean water to over half a million people in Gaza.
Paula Navarro explains how we accomplish this and reminds that if we, and other NGOs, are forced to stop working in the enclave, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water ⬇️
Paula Navarro explains how we accomplish this and reminds that if we, and other NGOs, are forced to stop working in the enclave, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water ⬇️
February 10, 2026 at 10:54 AM
Every day we provide clean water to over half a million people in Gaza.
Paula Navarro explains how we accomplish this and reminds that if we, and other NGOs, are forced to stop working in the enclave, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water ⬇️
Paula Navarro explains how we accomplish this and reminds that if we, and other NGOs, are forced to stop working in the enclave, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water ⬇️
Since our founding in 1971, we’ve grown to a global movement delivering emergency medical care in over 70 countries. Thanks to our 7 million individual donors, we provide care where it’s needed.
February 9, 2026 at 7:13 PM
Since our founding in 1971, we’ve grown to a global movement delivering emergency medical care in over 70 countries. Thanks to our 7 million individual donors, we provide care where it’s needed.
Families are returning to Daraya, Syria, after long years of war. There, we worked with local authorities to ensure healthcare is now accessible, dignified, and reliable for families who had to go far too long without it.
Helping care reach Daraya after years of war | MSF
In the aftermath of the Syrian war, MSF collaborated with local health authorities to restore a healthcare centre in Daraya. Returning families can finally find reliable health services close to home.
www.msf.org
February 8, 2026 at 9:02 PM
Families are returning to Daraya, Syria, after long years of war. There, we worked with local authorities to ensure healthcare is now accessible, dignified, and reliable for families who had to go far too long without it.
“The city was dark because there was no electricity… it was basically covered in thick mud.”
⬆️ This is what our emergency team saw in Aceh Tamiang district, Indonesia, after Cyclone Senyar. Learn how we responded and rehabilitated health facilities:
⬆️ This is what our emergency team saw in Aceh Tamiang district, Indonesia, after Cyclone Senyar. Learn how we responded and rehabilitated health facilities:
Indonesia: MSF responded to devastating flooding in Aceh | MSF
Cyclone Senyar caused devastating flooding in three Indonesian provinces, including Aceh. There, MSF teams worked to support the community in their emergency response.
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February 8, 2026 at 5:31 PM
“The city was dark because there was no electricity… it was basically covered in thick mud.”
⬆️ This is what our emergency team saw in Aceh Tamiang district, Indonesia, after Cyclone Senyar. Learn how we responded and rehabilitated health facilities:
⬆️ This is what our emergency team saw in Aceh Tamiang district, Indonesia, after Cyclone Senyar. Learn how we responded and rehabilitated health facilities:
Welcome to Sitsandziwe clinic, our facility in Eswatini where people can access sexual and reproductive care, as well as mental health support.
Join Maysa Hassan for a tour and learn about our services 👇
Join Maysa Hassan for a tour and learn about our services 👇
February 8, 2026 at 3:34 AM
Welcome to Sitsandziwe clinic, our facility in Eswatini where people can access sexual and reproductive care, as well as mental health support.
Join Maysa Hassan for a tour and learn about our services 👇
Join Maysa Hassan for a tour and learn about our services 👇
After Cyclone Senyar, our emergency team in Aceh, Indonesia, distributed over 4,000 relief packages to communities. These kits included essentials like:
🧼 Hygiene products
🍽️ Cooking sets
🚽 Materials for emergency latrines
Read all about the response:
🧼 Hygiene products
🍽️ Cooking sets
🚽 Materials for emergency latrines
Read all about the response:
Indonesia: MSF responded to devastating flooding in Aceh | MSF
Cyclone Senyar caused devastating flooding in three Indonesian provinces, including Aceh. There, MSF teams worked to support the community in their emergency response.
msf.me
February 7, 2026 at 9:02 PM
After Cyclone Senyar, our emergency team in Aceh, Indonesia, distributed over 4,000 relief packages to communities. These kits included essentials like:
🧼 Hygiene products
🍽️ Cooking sets
🚽 Materials for emergency latrines
Read all about the response:
🧼 Hygiene products
🍽️ Cooking sets
🚽 Materials for emergency latrines
Read all about the response:
Rebuilding a health facility is one thing; rebuilding its services is another.
We worked with local health authorities to do both in Daraya, a suburb of Damascus, Syria, where people can now find reliable care after many war-torn years.
We worked with local health authorities to do both in Daraya, a suburb of Damascus, Syria, where people can now find reliable care after many war-torn years.
Helping care reach Daraya after years of war | MSF
In the aftermath of the Syrian war, MSF collaborated with local health authorities to restore a healthcare centre in Daraya. Returning families can finally find reliable health services close to home.
www.msf.org
February 7, 2026 at 11:31 AM
Rebuilding a health facility is one thing; rebuilding its services is another.
We worked with local health authorities to do both in Daraya, a suburb of Damascus, Syria, where people can now find reliable care after many war-torn years.
We worked with local health authorities to do both in Daraya, a suburb of Damascus, Syria, where people can now find reliable care after many war-torn years.
In Liwale, Tanzania, our team has a straightforward goal: reduce maternal mortality.
The key to accomplishing this is prevention, and one piece of equipment is a gamechanger in this work.
Dr Sarah Meyer tells us about the portable ultrasound 👇
The key to accomplishing this is prevention, and one piece of equipment is a gamechanger in this work.
Dr Sarah Meyer tells us about the portable ultrasound 👇
February 6, 2026 at 11:33 PM
In Liwale, Tanzania, our team has a straightforward goal: reduce maternal mortality.
The key to accomplishing this is prevention, and one piece of equipment is a gamechanger in this work.
Dr Sarah Meyer tells us about the portable ultrasound 👇
The key to accomplishing this is prevention, and one piece of equipment is a gamechanger in this work.
Dr Sarah Meyer tells us about the portable ultrasound 👇
Cyclone Senyar caused devastating flooding in Aceh, Indonesia. After floodwaters receded, our team began an emergency response to:
🩺 Provide general care
💉 Vaccinate children
🔨 Rehabilitate health centres
Read more:
🩺 Provide general care
💉 Vaccinate children
🔨 Rehabilitate health centres
Read more:
Indonesia: MSF responded to devastating flooding in Aceh | MSF
Cyclone Senyar caused devastating flooding in three Indonesian provinces, including Aceh. There, MSF teams worked to support the community in their emergency response.
www.msf.org
February 6, 2026 at 8:34 PM
Cyclone Senyar caused devastating flooding in Aceh, Indonesia. After floodwaters receded, our team began an emergency response to:
🩺 Provide general care
💉 Vaccinate children
🔨 Rehabilitate health centres
Read more:
🩺 Provide general care
💉 Vaccinate children
🔨 Rehabilitate health centres
Read more:
Following two drone attacks in Sudan, near the border with Chad, 29 people sustaining injuries were referred to the MSF-supported hospital in Tine, eastern Chad. 6 people were reported killed during the attack, and 4 more died in hospital.
February 6, 2026 at 5:25 PM
Following two drone attacks in Sudan, near the border with Chad, 29 people sustaining injuries were referred to the MSF-supported hospital in Tine, eastern Chad. 6 people were reported killed during the attack, and 4 more died in hospital.
🔴 On 4 February, one of our colleagues was shot in the abdomen by a stray bullet while inside our healthcare centre in Al-Mawasi, Gaza. She was transferred to Nasser hospital for surgery and is now in stable condition.
February 6, 2026 at 1:04 PM
🔴 On 4 February, one of our colleagues was shot in the abdomen by a stray bullet while inside our healthcare centre in Al-Mawasi, Gaza. She was transferred to Nasser hospital for surgery and is now in stable condition.
War: what happens after it? The people it displaced need healthcare to recover, but healthcare systems have to recover, too.
Read more about Daraya, Syria, where we collaborated with authorities to rebuild a medical facility:
Read more about Daraya, Syria, where we collaborated with authorities to rebuild a medical facility:
Helping care reach Daraya after years of war | MSF
In the aftermath of the Syrian war, MSF collaborated with local health authorities to restore a healthcare centre in Daraya. Returning families can finally find reliable health services close to home.
www.msf.org
February 6, 2026 at 2:31 AM
War: what happens after it? The people it displaced need healthcare to recover, but healthcare systems have to recover, too.
Read more about Daraya, Syria, where we collaborated with authorities to rebuild a medical facility:
Read more about Daraya, Syria, where we collaborated with authorities to rebuild a medical facility:
Every day we provide clean water to over half a million people in Gaza.
Paula Navarro explains how we accomplish this and reminds that if we, and other NGOs, are forced to stop working in the enclave, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water ⬇️
Paula Navarro explains how we accomplish this and reminds that if we, and other NGOs, are forced to stop working in the enclave, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water ⬇️
February 5, 2026 at 4:13 PM
Every day we provide clean water to over half a million people in Gaza.
Paula Navarro explains how we accomplish this and reminds that if we, and other NGOs, are forced to stop working in the enclave, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water ⬇️
Paula Navarro explains how we accomplish this and reminds that if we, and other NGOs, are forced to stop working in the enclave, hundreds of thousands of people will lose access to drinking water ⬇️
In southeastern Mauritania, we’re developing comprehensive care for Malian refugees who have survived extreme violence. This includes mental health care and a community network for identifying and referring people.
Learn more:
Learn more:
MSF provides care to Malian refugees in Mauritania | MSF
Malian refugees arriving in Mauritania carry with them the burden of witnessing intense violence. MSF is providing urgent care to people through vaccinations, reproductive health support, and mental health support.
www.msf.org
February 5, 2026 at 1:03 PM
In southeastern Mauritania, we’re developing comprehensive care for Malian refugees who have survived extreme violence. This includes mental health care and a community network for identifying and referring people.
Learn more:
Learn more:
In our work, reliable electricity doesn’t just impact continuity of care. It impacts quality of care, too.
That’s why the installation of solar panels is making a difference at Niafunké hospital in Mali. Samson Frendy tells us more 👇
That’s why the installation of solar panels is making a difference at Niafunké hospital in Mali. Samson Frendy tells us more 👇
February 5, 2026 at 8:03 AM
In our work, reliable electricity doesn’t just impact continuity of care. It impacts quality of care, too.
That’s why the installation of solar panels is making a difference at Niafunké hospital in Mali. Samson Frendy tells us more 👇
That’s why the installation of solar panels is making a difference at Niafunké hospital in Mali. Samson Frendy tells us more 👇
For the last two years, we’ve had a team working in southeastern Mauritania to provide care to Malian refugees and the communities hosting them:
MSF provides care to Malian refugees in Mauritania | MSF
Malian refugees arriving in Mauritania carry with them the burden of witnessing intense violence. MSF is providing urgent care to people through vaccinations, reproductive health support, and mental health support.
www.msf.org
February 4, 2026 at 5:31 PM
For the last two years, we’ve had a team working in southeastern Mauritania to provide care to Malian refugees and the communities hosting them:
Last night, our hospital in Lankien, South Sudan, was hit in an airstrike by the government of South Sudan forces. One of our colleagues suffered minor injuries, and the hospital’s warehouse was destroyed.
Attacks on hospitals are unacceptable.
Attacks on hospitals are unacceptable.
MSF hospital bombarded by government forces in South Sudan | MSF
During the night of 3 February, MSF's hospital in Lankien, Jonlei state, South Sudan, was hit in an airstrike by the government of South Sudan forces, injuring one staff member and destroying the hospital's warehouse.
msf.me
February 4, 2026 at 1:06 PM
Last night, our hospital in Lankien, South Sudan, was hit in an airstrike by the government of South Sudan forces. One of our colleagues suffered minor injuries, and the hospital’s warehouse was destroyed.
Attacks on hospitals are unacceptable.
Attacks on hospitals are unacceptable.
Each year, 600 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in Point G hospital in Mali.
🎥 For #WorldCancerDay, Dr Chantal Gamba Félicité, our medical coordinator, explains why women’s cancer remains a major health challenge in the country.
🎥 For #WorldCancerDay, Dr Chantal Gamba Félicité, our medical coordinator, explains why women’s cancer remains a major health challenge in the country.
February 4, 2026 at 5:31 AM
Each year, 600 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in Point G hospital in Mali.
🎥 For #WorldCancerDay, Dr Chantal Gamba Félicité, our medical coordinator, explains why women’s cancer remains a major health challenge in the country.
🎥 For #WorldCancerDay, Dr Chantal Gamba Félicité, our medical coordinator, explains why women’s cancer remains a major health challenge in the country.
In Liwale, Tanzania, our team has a straightforward goal: reduce maternal mortality.
The key to accomplishing this is prevention, and one piece of equipment is a gamechanger in this work.
Dr Sarah Meyer tells us about the portable ultrasound 👇
The key to accomplishing this is prevention, and one piece of equipment is a gamechanger in this work.
Dr Sarah Meyer tells us about the portable ultrasound 👇
February 3, 2026 at 9:04 PM
In Liwale, Tanzania, our team has a straightforward goal: reduce maternal mortality.
The key to accomplishing this is prevention, and one piece of equipment is a gamechanger in this work.
Dr Sarah Meyer tells us about the portable ultrasound 👇
The key to accomplishing this is prevention, and one piece of equipment is a gamechanger in this work.
Dr Sarah Meyer tells us about the portable ultrasound 👇
When people flee violence in Mali, they are fleeing horror: massacres, sexual violence, arson.
For the last two years, we’ve been providing care to Malian refugees, including victims of violence, in Mauritania. Learn more:
For the last two years, we’ve been providing care to Malian refugees, including victims of violence, in Mauritania. Learn more:
MSF provides care to Malian refugees in Mauritania | MSF
Malian refugees arriving in Mauritania carry with them the burden of witnessing intense violence. MSF is providing urgent care to people through vaccinations, reproductive health support, and mental health support.
www.msf.org
February 3, 2026 at 4:04 PM
When people flee violence in Mali, they are fleeing horror: massacres, sexual violence, arson.
For the last two years, we’ve been providing care to Malian refugees, including victims of violence, in Mauritania. Learn more:
For the last two years, we’ve been providing care to Malian refugees, including victims of violence, in Mauritania. Learn more:
🔴 Our teams across Gaza received 7 patients, including 2 children, with injuries from Israeli attacks, in just 3 days, between 31 January and 2 February 2026. Hundreds of people have been killed since the ceasefire agreement.
February 2, 2026 at 7:20 PM
🔴 Our teams across Gaza received 7 patients, including 2 children, with injuries from Israeli attacks, in just 3 days, between 31 January and 2 February 2026. Hundreds of people have been killed since the ceasefire agreement.
Many of the complications that women face during pregnancy and childbirth are preventable.
Hear from our colleagues in Nigeria, CAR, and Bangladesh on their work to reduce the delays and barriers to care that put pregnant women’s lives at risk:
Hear from our colleagues in Nigeria, CAR, and Bangladesh on their work to reduce the delays and barriers to care that put pregnant women’s lives at risk:
The shared challenges of giving birth | MSF
Women living in Central African Republic, Bangladesh, and Nigeria, can share the same challenges in giving birth.
www.msf.org
February 2, 2026 at 6:06 PM
Many of the complications that women face during pregnancy and childbirth are preventable.
Hear from our colleagues in Nigeria, CAR, and Bangladesh on their work to reduce the delays and barriers to care that put pregnant women’s lives at risk:
Hear from our colleagues in Nigeria, CAR, and Bangladesh on their work to reduce the delays and barriers to care that put pregnant women’s lives at risk:
Seeking safety is not a crime.
February 1, 2026 at 9:20 PM
Seeking safety is not a crime.
“Patients will die if the government continues to block humanitarian and medical access in Jonglei... This must stop immediately.”
In opposition-held areas of Jonglei, South Sudan, medical and humanitarian supplies cannot get in, and critically ill patients cannot get out.
In opposition-held areas of Jonglei, South Sudan, medical and humanitarian supplies cannot get in, and critically ill patients cannot get out.
South Sudan government blocks opposition-held areas from humanitarian access | MSF
In Jonglei state, South Sudan, the government is blocking humanitarian access to opposition-held areas, which threatens access to healthcare for 400,000 people.
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February 1, 2026 at 12:51 PM
“Patients will die if the government continues to block humanitarian and medical access in Jonglei... This must stop immediately.”
In opposition-held areas of Jonglei, South Sudan, medical and humanitarian supplies cannot get in, and critically ill patients cannot get out.
In opposition-held areas of Jonglei, South Sudan, medical and humanitarian supplies cannot get in, and critically ill patients cannot get out.