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Hurricanes

Hurricane Prep Map

Direct Relief's hurricane map combines social vulnerability data, health facility sites and staging locations for emergency medicine.

Mapping Medical Aid

Transparency

Global Aid Map

The Aid Map provides a way for anyone to easily visualize and analyze the reach of Direct Relief’s activities, anywhere in the world, at any time.

Fistula

Global Fistula Map

Direct Relief surveyed and mapped all health facilities identified as providing obstetric fistula repair by leading organizations involved in fistula.

Disease Outbreaks

Zika Virus Map

View the predicted distribution of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, countries that have current active transmissions, and Direct Relief's partners within those countries.

Emergency Response

California Wildfire Map Application

Map updates automatically with information on active fires and the communities they impact.

Wildfires

California Fires

Direct Relief is responding to a series of major fires across California.

Direct Relief's Andrew MacCalla hands off an emergency medical backpack to Dr. Eileen Ramsaran, who was conducting medical care at a hurricane shelter in Panama City on Saturday, October 13, 2018. The shelter was filled with medically vulnerable people who had been evacuated from local hospitals. (Photo by Zack Wittman for Direct Relief)

Hurricanes

Hurricane Michael

Direct Relief is mobilizing support for health centers and clinics in hurricane-affected communities.

Emergency News

Medical aid and protective gear was packaged for transport from Direct Relief's warehouse in August 2018, bound for the Democratic Republic of Congo. Since the country's outbreak of Ebola began last August, Direct Relief has shipped more than $8.5 million in medical aid to health facilities providing health care in the country. (Bryn Blanks/Direct Relief)

Ebola

Ebola Threat Looms Over Democratic Republic of Congo

An emergency vehicle in Seattle, Washington as Winter Storm Nadia sweeps across the Pacific Northwest. (Photo courtesy of Seattle Fire Department)

Extreme Weather

Across the U.S., Caring for Patients Weathering Extreme Cold

The map above shows cold temperatures sweeping through the Midwest. Orange circles signify Direct Relief-supported health centers and free clinics providing care locally, including to people vulnerable to health risks from the storm. (Map by Andrew Schroeder/Direct Relief)

Extreme Weather

It’s Cold Outside, but Colder for Some

The Latest

Partners In Health supports health services for more than 900,000 people in rural Rwanda, including the village where Sam, pictured here, lives. The nonprofit organization addresses health holistically, providing health services, along with housing, food security, and other social support. (Paulina Ospina/Direct Relief)

Partners In Health

Health Care for All, Including Sam

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Cancer

Mapping Cancer Care Across the Globe

Solar panels on the roof of Migrant Health Center in Las Marias, P.R., on September 11, 2018. The solar power system was funded by Direct Relief. (Erika P. Rodriguez for Direct Relief)

Hurricane Maria

After Blackout, Solar Shines in Puerto Rico