A Focus on Health
Sick people who don’t receive care can’t work; they get poor or stay poor, and people who are poor are at higher risk of getting sick. Breaking this vicious cycle is an enormously complex endeavor, which requires changes in many areas other than health services. But under any scenario, better access to health services is essential.
- Cancer
- Cholera
- Community Health
- Diabetes
- Disease Prevention
- Ebola
- Health Equity
- Health Mapping
- Hemophilia
- HIV AIDS
- Maternal Health
- Obstetric Fistula
- Opioid Epidemic
- Rare Disease
- Reproductive Health
- Resilient Power
- Social Vulnerability
- Telehealth
- Trauma-Informed Care
- Zika Virus
Maternal Health
Healthy Mothers are the bedrock of healthy, productive families and communities. That’s why Direct Relief’s efforts focus on protecting women through the critical periods of pregnancy and childbirth.
Community Health
Direct Relief’s longstanding approach of supporting locally-run facilities providing essential health services is a key strategy globally, including all 50 U.S. states.
Disease Prevention
Direct Relief is committed to its healthcare provider partners around the globe as they respond to critical health issues in their communities.
