Fueled by compassion and solidarity, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has spent the last 50 years caring for humanity in the most dire circumstances. Today, their work embodies the belief that healthcare is a fundamental right for all.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is a pioneering international medical humanitarian organization comitted to delivering critical healthcare to those in crisis. Establidhed in 1971, MSF operates on the fundamental principle that healthcare is a universal right, irrespective of geography, politics or conflict. Led by a team of medical professionals colleagues from all over the world, MSF helps provide emergency medical care in some of the world's most challenging environments.
- Conflict: One-fourth of MSF's projects go towards helping people living in conflict. Their most urgent need right now is for example in Sudan or Gaza. Despite ongoing conflict, MSF staff members provide critical aid and assistance: surgical care, mental health services, burn treatments, and provision supplies.
- Natural disasters can strike at any moment, leaving people critically injured and without basic necessities. MSF aid workers are often some of the first to respond to such disasters around the world. Supporting their work ensures lifesaving medical care that can be deployed efficiently.
- Outbreaks and epidemics claim the lives of millions every year. Sadly, most of these deaths are preventable. MSF responds to diseases and malnutrition by providing vaccines, treatment and epidemiological services.
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