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in medical aid: $468,041,987

doses of medicine: 63,517,164

pounds of medicine and supplies: 1,609,599

deliveries: 8,095

healthcare providers supported: 1,213

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Medical staff from Health Alliance International unload medical supplies from Direct Relief at temporary clinics in Mozambique in April, 2019. Direct Relief has been supporting the work of local groups in Mozambique as they work to treat patients still impacted by the two cyclones that swept through the country earlier this year. (Photo courtesy of Health Alliance International)

After Cyclones Idai and Kenneth, Recovery in Mozambique Continues

Epidemiologists at Harvard School of Public Health, with whom Direct Relief, Nethope, Facebook's Data for Good team, and the Northwestern University School of Medicine have been collaborating since the aftermath of Cyclone Idai, have updated their model to understand how the emergence of cholera cases could spread to better target vaccination efforts.

Predicting the Spread of Cholera in Mozambique

Flooding has inundated communities across Paraguay after seasonal rains swept through the region. Direct Relief is working with agencies responding, including Paraguay's Ministry of Health, to coordinate shipments of requested medical aid. Here, emergency responders help residents evacuate. (Photo courtesy of Paraguay's Secretariat of National Emergency)

Paraguay

Floods in Paraguay Displace Thousands

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