Yemen Cholera Outbreak

Yemen Aid medical staff respond in Abyan Governorate, Yemen. Direct Relief recently shipped Emergency Medical Backpacks to the organization, which is using the packs to treat patients where they are, since many health facilities are closed. (Photo courtesy of Yemen Aid)

Yemen

Treating Patients Beyond Hospital Walls in Yemen

The map above outlines the projected path of Cyclone Sagar. Click to enlarge. (Map by Andrew Schroeder/Direct Relief)

Cyclones

Yemen, Somaliland Brace for Cyclone Sagar

Cholera

Cholera Treatment Supplies Arrive at Yemeni Hospital

Direct Relief is supporting healthcare providers on the front lines in South Sudan, northern Uganda, Somalia and Yemen. With a focus on maternal and child health, in addition to disease prevention, Direct Relief is shipping critical medical aid to assist communities suffering from malnutrition and disease outbreaks. (Direct Relief photo)

Disease Prevention

Beyond Hurricanes, Earthquakes and Fires: The Other Humanitarian Crises

The map above reveals where cholera cases are most concentrated in Yemen, as of Aug. 13, 2017. (Andrew Schroeder/Direct Relief)

Cholera

Cholera in Yemen on Track to Kill More People Than Ebola Did in Guinea

Cholera Treatment Kit

Cholera Treatment Kits Provide Inexpensive, Yet Life-saving, Medical Aid to Those in Crisis

Supplies to help healthcare workers treat cholera cases, infections and other emergencies were shipped to Yemen on June 15. An emergency health kit, pictured here, was also sent. The kit contains enough medicines and supplies to treat 1,000 patients for 30 days. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief photo)

Humanitarian Crisis

Direct Relief Bolsters Yemeni Hospitals with Much-Needed Medicines

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Covid-19

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Direct Relief supplies are loaded onto a plane for transport to Oregon on September 19, 2020. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Wildfires

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Tropical Storm Beta churns off the Gulf Coast as it steadily approaches the central Texas coast. The storm is predicted to make landfall Monday night bringing up to 15 inches of rain in some places. (Photo courtesy of NOAA)

Extreme Weather

Tropical Storm Beta Churns Off U.S. Gulf Coast, Deluging Texas and Louisiana

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