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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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Power outages continued this month for residents of Northern California. Health facilities in the area have faced challenges for patients depending on power, and suffering health consequences with a lack of it. (Photo by Pok Rie from Pexels)

California Wildfires

For California Health Centers, Access to Power Remains Open Question

Shipments of essential medical aid, including protective equipment, are staged at Direct Relief's warehouse for transport to the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the second largest outbreak of Ebola is ongoing. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Ebola

Amid the Ebola Epidemic, Protecting Health Care Workers

Direct Relief staff conducted assessments of ongoing needs from earthquake impacted communties in Indonesia earlier this year. Recovery continues for many people who have been out of their homes since last year's disasters occurred. (Photo courtesy of Pepi Perdiansyah)

Indonesia Earthquake 2018

Recovery Continues for Earthquake Impacted Communities in Indonesia

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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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