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Shipments of naloxone, which reverses opioid overdoses, left Direct Relief's warehouse on March 21, 2019, bound for Corporacion SANOS in Caguas, Puerto Rico. The community health center not only provides primary care, but also mental health and addiction treatment services and is working to combat opioid overdose on the island. Also pictured are shipments of naloxone to the Camuy Health Services, Centro de Servicios Primarios and NeoMed Center. Alcohol swabs, syringes and other supplies were also included in the shipments. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Opioid Epidemic

Shipments of Naloxone Continue to Puerto Rico Health Centers

Los envíos de naloxona, que revierte las sobredosis de opioides, salieron del almacén de Direct Relief el 21 de marzo de 2019 con destino a Corporación SANOS en Caguas, Puerto Rico. El centro de salud de la comunidad no solo brinda atención primaria, sino también servicios de salud mental y tratamiento de adicciones, y trabaja para combatir la sobredosis de opioides en la isla. En la foto también se muestran los envíos de naloxona a Camuy Health Services, Centro de Servicios Primarios y NeoMed Center. También se incluyeron hisopos con alcohol, jeringas y otros suministros en los envíos. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Opioid Epidemic

Continúan los Envíos de Naloxona para Revertir los Efectos de Opioides a Los Centros de Salud de Puerto Rico

Syria

Caring for Patients in Syria Amid Conflict

The map above plots areas of Mozambique where the population is higher or lower than baseline levels. Red bars signify areas where a population higher than baseline have moved to over the past 24 hours, and blue bars indicated where people have moved from.

Cyclone Idai

Cyclone Idai: Analyzing Population Movement in Mozambique

United States

“A Treatment is Only as Good as the System That Delivers It”

Cancer

In Mexico City, a Joyful Respite for Children with Cancer

Casa de la Amistad ofrece alojamiento y servicios gratuitos para niños que reciben tratamiento contra el cáncer en la Ciudad de México. (Fotos cortesía de Casa de la Amistad)

Mexico

En la Ciudad de México, un Alegre Descanso para Niños con Cáncer

Direct Relief's 155,000-square-foot headquarters and humanitarian distribution center for charitable medicine. (Photo by Donnie Hedden for Direct Relief)

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The World’s Most Innovative Nonprofits, According to Fast Company

Solar panels on the roof of Migrant Health Center in Las Marias, P.R., on September 11, 2018. The solar power system was funded by Direct Relief. (Erika P. Rodriguez for Direct Relief)

Puerto Rico

After Blackout, Solar Shines in Puerto Rico

California

Direct Relief Completes $40 Million Campaign for Humanitarian Distribution Hub

During the Thomas Fire, residents evacuated from areas near the fire boundaries, outlined on this map in red. The squares on the map represent anonymized, aggregated Facebook user locations recorded on December 16, 2018, when the fire was still active. Blue shades represent areas with higher than normal population numbers, and red illustrates lower than normal patterns. The data can be used to illustrate how people move during emergencies, and aid directed accordingly. (Andrew Schroeder/Direct Relief)

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“Data for Good” and the New Humanitarian Future

Cancer

Donated Cancer Medication Bolsters Hospital in Iraqi Kurdistan

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The Global Measles Epidemic Isn’t (Just) About Measles

Homes and infrastructure were damaged in Hamilton, Mississippi, on April 14, 2019, after tornadoes devastated the area. A powerful storm system swept through the Southern United States over the weekend, causing dozens of tornadoes. (Photo courtesy of the National Weather Service)

Extreme Weather

Spate of Tornadoes Churns Through Southern U.S.

Medical staff from Evangel Hospital in Jos, Nigeria, receive a shipment in March, 2019, from Direct Relief, outfitting doctors with surgical tools to repair obstetric fistula. (Photo courtesy of OFSTAR Project)

Obstetric Fistula

Equipping Doctors in Nigeria for Life-Restoring Surgeries

Direct Relief staff load shipments, including emergency medicines and supplies bound for San Juan, Puerto Rico, into a FedEx vehicle Tuesday. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief photo)

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Opioid Epidemic

Shipments of Naloxone Continue to Puerto Rico Health Centers

Opioid Epidemic

Continúan los Envíos de Naloxona para Revertir los Efectos de Opioides a Los Centros de Salud de Puerto Rico

Syria

Caring for Patients in Syria Amid Conflict

Cyclone Idai

Cyclone Idai: Analyzing Population Movement in Mozambique

United States

“A Treatment is Only as Good as the System That Delivers It”

Cancer

In Mexico City, a Joyful Respite for Children with Cancer

Mexico

En la Ciudad de México, un Alegre Descanso para Niños con Cáncer

Ratings Awards

The World’s Most Innovative Nonprofits, According to Fast Company

Puerto Rico

After Blackout, Solar Shines in Puerto Rico

California

Direct Relief Completes $40 Million Campaign for Humanitarian Distribution Hub

Health Mapping

“Data for Good” and the New Humanitarian Future

Cancer

Donated Cancer Medication Bolsters Hospital in Iraqi Kurdistan

The Latest

Measles

The Global Measles Epidemic Isn’t (Just) About Measles

Extreme Weather

Spate of Tornadoes Churns Through Southern U.S.

Obstetric Fistula

Equipping Doctors in Nigeria for Life-Restoring Surgeries

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