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The view from Birgitte Randall's house in Forest Ranch, California, at 8:30 am on Tuesday morning. (Photo courtesy of Birgitte Randall)

Wildfires

Another Fire Confronts Butte County Residents. This Time, Covid-19 is Keeping Them Apart.

A provider at Florida International University's mobile clinic uses MAVEN Project telehealth services on a computer. (Photo courtesy of the MAVEN Project)

Covid-19

Meet the Organization Dispensing On-the-Ground Covid-19 Guidance to U.S. Health Centers and Clinics

Paramedics Steve Caput and Sean Biswun, along with Medspire secretary Katie Rosauer, attend to Charles "Chip" Baniewski outside his RV. (Mark Semegen for Direct Relief)

California Wildfires

After the Camp Fire, Paradise Residents Got Sicker. So Local Nurses Founded a Clinic.

Medspire Health staff check in patients at a temporary clinic in Butte County, California, where a fire ravaged the town of Paradise last November. Much of the town's health system was destroyed or closed in the fire. Medspire Health is working to bring healthcare to the community by hosting pop-up clinics where patients can access primary care, mental health and social services. (Photo courtesy of Medspire Health)

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After the Camp Fire, Bringing Health Care Outside Clinic Walls

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A medical provider at Alta Med, a health center with 35 sites in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, provides care to a patient in Dec. 2020. The health center sees more than 300,000 patients each year, and Direct Relief has shipped protective gear and requested medical essentials to the provider throughout the pandemic. (Photo courtesy of Alta Med)

Covid-19

Operational Update: More than 1 Million Defined Daily Doses of Medication Shipped This Week

A Kheir Center staff member vaccinates a senior patient. (Photo courtesy of Kheir Center)

Health

Global Update: Health Equity Fund Launched; A New Disaster Response Collaboration; Medical Aid to Sierra Leone

Free Clinic of Meridian staff member, Desiree Wilson, takes a patient's vital signs during a regularly scheduled appointment. (Photo By Revere Photography for Direct Relief)

Health Equity

Direct Relief Establishes “Fund for Health Equity” with Initial $75 Million

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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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