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Kayla McCarthy

Recent Posts

A shipment of requested medical aid, including Emergency Medical Packs, filled with essential medicines and supplies, oral rehydration salts and antibiotics, left Direct Relief’s warehouse bound for Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre, Malawi. The shipment will help equip a group of volunteer physicians from the Society of Medical Doctors, an association of medical doctors from across Malawi, for treating displaced people living in areas impacted by Cyclone Idai. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Cyclone Idai

Medical Aid Departs for Malawi in Wake of Cyclone Idai

March 26, 2019
A young patient is vaccinated as part of a measles vaccination campaign in Madagascar's Ifanadiana District. In partnership with the Ministry of Health, local organization, Pivot, helped launch the campaign to immunize 65,000 children to protect them amid the ongoing measles outbreak. (Photo courtesy of Pivot)

Madagascar

Aiding the Fight Against Measles in Madagascar

March 16, 2019
A Shipment of Medical Aid Departs Direct Relief's Warehouse in Oct. 2018. (Tony Morain/Direct Relief)

Haiti

Medical Deliveries to Haiti Continue Amid Civil Unrest

February 19, 2019
Soon-to-be midwives on their last day of training at Nadene Brunk Eads School in Hinche, Haiti, before graduating in February 2018. Each graduate received a Direct Relief Midwife Kit filled with tools for safe deliveries. (Photo by Cheryl Hanna-Truscott)

Midwife Kit

Diploma in One Hand, Midwife Kit in the Other

June 22, 2018
Direct Relief medicines and supplies arrive at Bidi Bidi Camp in Northern Uganda last week. The medicines are equipping doctors from the Real Medicine Foundation as they care for refugees living in the camp, many of whom have fled their homes in South Sudan. (Photo courtesy of Real Medicine Foundation)

Humanitarian Crisis

Medicines Arrive at Bidi Bidi, Strengthening Care for South Sudanese Refugees

November 6, 2017

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