News from our projects

Mental health issues are on the rise in almost all of MSF’s treatment centres across East and Horn of Africa​

As the conflict in Yemen enters its fourth year, MSF has put together a series of seven short videos that illustrate the devastating situation – through the

Almost six months after the declaration of the Ebola epidemic in north-eastern DRC, response teams on the ground, including MSF are still struggling to gain control of the outbreak.

In Liberia, MSF teams have seen that investing in community-based care can make a huge difference in the lives of people suffering from severe mental illnesses. 

An MSF team went to Bodo yesterday to start providing support to the 8000 people who arrived from Rann

Humanitarian response in terms of shelter, food, protection and water and sanitation is inadequate and should be increased and improved across Borno State

Despite election-related and other insecurities, MSF teams are still on the ground in North Kivu, DRC, treating Ebola 

Despite election-related and other insecurities, MSF teams are still on the ground in North Kivu, DRC, treating Ebola 

The displacement of refugees’ strains resources and compounds existing difficult livelihoods of host communities, thereby expanding the humanitarian needs for both the host and refugee population

MSF continues medical services for tsunami victims in Labuan & Carita & runs mobile clinic

Abandoned children now find themselves stuck, without their families, in what is effectively an open-air prison