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A shipment containing 150 oxygen concentrators and enough ICU medication for 10,000 Covid-19 patients is staged at Direct Relief's warehouse for delivery to Yemen. (Photo: Tony Morain/Direct Relief)

Covid-19

Direct Relief Delivers Critical Oxygen and ICU Medicine for Yemen’s Covid-19 Patients

World Health Organization health care workers don protective gear. (Photo courtesy of the World Health Organization)

Yemen Crisis

“One Hand Tied Behind Your Back.” Providing Aid to Yemen as Coronavirus Spreads Quietly

First responders pose outside of an ambulance in Hodeidah. (Photo courtesy of Yemen Aid)

Yemen Crisis

In War-Torn Yemen, Ambulance Teams See Death – and New Life

Medical aid arrives in the Bahamas in the days following Hurricane Dorian. (Courtesy photo)

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Direct Relief Tops 2019 Charity Lists

Yemen Aid medical staff respond in Abyan Governorate, Yemen. Direct Relief recently shipped Emergency Medical Backpacks to the organization, which is using the packs to treat patients where they are, since many health facilities are closed. (Photo courtesy of Yemen Aid)

Yemen

Treating Patients Beyond Hospital Walls in Yemen

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

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Emergency medical supplies are prepped for departure to Syria on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021. The shipment was one of 355 to depart the organization's warehouse in the last seven days. (Tony Morain/Direct Relief)

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