Each life
is worth the
extra mile
Providing emergency support in some of the world’s
most vulnerable places affected by COVID-19
Respond
Saving lives in emergencies
Rebuild
Helping communities as they recover
Strengthen
Bringing hope for a better future
We’ve seen what crises do to people
but we’ve also seen transformation
Experience how your support is changing lives.
We’ve seen what crises do to people
but we’ve also seen transformation
Experience how your support is changing lives.
Respond
Saving lives
in emergencies
Rebuild
Helping communities
as they recover
Strengthen
Bringing hope
for a better future
Coronavirus
EMERGENCY APPEAL
Medair is serving people in some of the most vulnerable places in the world. People who have survived war, displacement or natural disasters are now at risk for coronavirus.
Give now, save lives
Give now, save lives
EMERGENCY APPEAL
Coronavirus
Medair is serving people in some of the most vulnerable places in the world. People who have survived war, displacement or natural disasters are now at risk for coronavirus.
Yes, these crises are (still) emergencies.
When we initially started putting this story together, back in January, we aimed to raise awareness on emergencies that are still unfolding, but are too often left out of headlines. Little did we know what a different place the world would be...
Displaced Families in Somalia Now Hit by Floods
“I have never seen something like this the whole of my life,” laments 65-year-old Marian.* Marian lives in a camp for displaced people in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia.
“They came suddenly, at night. It was a Friday.”
Rahim* always dreamt of becoming a doctor. As a child growing up in a small village in Rakhine State, in western Myanmar, he observed his uncle – a doctor – and decided he wanted to follow in his footsteps.
Shelters in a Rohingya’s refugee camp through the mansoon
Living in a makeshift shelter among 600,000 other people in the world’s largest refugee camp is challenging enough.
Supporter Spotlight: A trip to the heart of Madagascar
Jean-Claude is a supporter of Medair and recently visited our drought response project in the south of Madagascar. We asked Jean-Claude about his experience and what inspires him to be involved in Medair’s mission.