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Central America and the Caribbean

Europe

North America

Oceania

South America

in medical aid: $1,265,230,874

doses of medicine: 177,128,833

pounds of medicine and supplies: 15,549,960

deliveries: 13,084

healthcare providers supported: 1,746

Global Distribution

Emergency Medical Packs

Hurricane Prep Modules

Overall Vulnerability, Hurricane Florence

Humanitarian Mapping

The Latest

More than 66 tons of medical supplies have been shipped to Yemen from Direct Relief since 2015. Here, a shipment of medical aid, coordinated by Direct Relief and local group, Yemen Aid, arrives in the country before distribution to local health facilities. (Photo courtesy of Yemen Aid)

Yemen Crisis

Yemen: Delivering Health in a Conflict Zone

Staff at Jericho Road's Wellness Clinic fill medical prescriptions in the clinic's on-site pharmacy. Located in Goma, the capital of North Kivu province in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Wellness Clinic offers services ranging from primary health care to health education. Direct Relief is supporting the clinic with medications and supplies needed to provide care to vulnerable patients. (Photo courtesy of Jericho Road Community Health Center)

DRC Ebola Outbreak

In Ebola’s Shadow, Caring for Patients in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Emergency Medical Packs bound for Dunn, North Carolina, leave Direct Relief’s warehouse Tuesday. Health centers and clinics in the area are still evaluating the damage in their communities from Hurricane Florence, which made landfall over the weekend. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

Community Health

Twenty-Five Free & Charitable Clinics Awarded “Continuity in Care” Grants

Supporting health centers and clinics in all 50 states

Two girls get their blood glucose levels checked at a pop-up clinic set up by the Mexican Diabetes Association in partnership with Direct Relief. The clinic, in Mexico City's neighborhood of La Roma, is aimed at serving populations in the city displaced by the earthquake, especially those with diabetes. (Photo by Meghan Dhaliwal for Direct Relief)

The largest charitable medical program of its kind in Mexico

Medical aid arrives in Haiti via navy ship following Hurricane Matthew, which devastated the country in 2016

Direct Relief's longstanding support for medical providers in Haiti continues