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Sierra Leone's President visits Survivor's Clinic where two babies are born to Ebola Survivors

West Africa Ebola Outbreak 2014-2015

CGI Commitment: Ebola Survivor Services, Sierra Leone

Midwife Kit

A Kit for Every Midwife: International Confederation of Midwives Endorses Midwife Kit as Global Standard

Thomas Tighe, CEO Direct Relief; Abdul Jalloh, CEO Medical Research Centre; Madina Rahman, Deputy Secretary, Health and Sanitation, Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone Deputy Health Minister Visits Direct Relief, Ebola Innovation Summit

Community Health

A Day in the Life of Community Health Workers

Facilities are continuing vital birthing services as the country works toward zero Ebola cases.

Disease Prevention

From the Field: Health Facilities in Sierra Leone Work to Restore Services

Pallets of Ebola supplies from Direct Relief loading onto 747 at Los Angeles International Airport, bound for Liberia and Sierra Leone.

West Africa Ebola Outbreak 2014-2015

747 Jets to West Africa as Ebola Response Pivots toward Recovery

Ebola

More Ebola Aid Bound for Liberia and Sierra Leone

Ebola

63 People Survived Ebola Today, a Hospital in Sierra Leone Reports

Ebola Response: Life-Saving Protective Gear Arrives in Sierra Leone

Improving Services for Obstetric Emergencies

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Midwives surround a first-time mother and baby. (Photo courtesy of Bumi Sehat)

Covid-19

Covid-19 Threatened Maternal Health Care Around the World. These Groups Fought Back.

Health providers are integrating mental health services and chronic disease care to help patients better manage their medical conditions. (iStock image)

Disease Prevention

Chronic Disease and Mental Health are Linked. But How?

Participants embrace after a group session at Puerto Rico's Center for Mind-Body Medicine. The Center said people close, lasting bonds from sharing their personal stories and experiences. (Courtesy photo)

Health

Global Update: Volcanic Eruption; Overdose-Reversing Medication; Global Grants

Essential medicines are packed before shipment to hurricane prone-communities in the United States, which are facing a high activity storm season, on top of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Health centers and free clinics across the U.S. are working to continue services even as challenges remain. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

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Medical Research Center

West Africa Ebola Outbreak 2014-2015

CGI Commitment: Ebola Survivor Services, Sierra Leone

Midwife Kit

A Kit for Every Midwife: International Confederation of Midwives Endorses Midwife Kit as Global Standard

Sierra Leone Deputy Health Minister Visits Direct Relief, Ebola Innovation Summit

Community Health

A Day in the Life of Community Health Workers

Disease Prevention

From the Field: Health Facilities in Sierra Leone Work to Restore Services

West Africa Ebola Outbreak 2014-2015

747 Jets to West Africa as Ebola Response Pivots toward Recovery

Ebola

More Ebola Aid Bound for Liberia and Sierra Leone

Ebola

63 People Survived Ebola Today, a Hospital in Sierra Leone Reports

Ebola Response: Life-Saving Protective Gear Arrives in Sierra Leone

Improving Services for Obstetric Emergencies

The Latest

Covid-19

Covid-19 Threatened Maternal Health Care Around the World. These Groups Fought Back.

Disease Prevention

Chronic Disease and Mental Health are Linked. But How?

Health

Global Update: Volcanic Eruption; Overdose-Reversing Medication; Global Grants

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