EMERGENCY Welcomed the Uganda Heart Institute’s Training Board Committee
These photos come from Khartoum as we welcomed the Uganda Heart Institute’s Training Board Committee to our Salam Centre for Cardiac Surgery in Sudan.
Open Arms and EMERGENCY Have Just Landed 146 People at Porto Empedocle, After Saving Them at Sea in Two Operations Under Difficult Conditions and Pressure From Libya’s So-Called Coast Guard
Last night the ship Open Arms, with EMERGENCY workers on board, reached Porto Empedocle, the designated harbour for the 146 people it has rescued in the last few days.
“You Have Always Been By My Side And Made Me Happy”
22-year-old Sharifa is one of the thousands of Afghan mothers struggling to overcome the hurdles that are posed by a healthcare system weakened by decades of war, poor facilities, and social and cultural barriers that are difficult to break.
“I Love My Work Because I Know It’s Essential For The People In This Valley.”
Muzghan was born and brought up in the Panjshir Valley. She works in neonatal intensive care at our Maternity Centre in Anabah.
Best Wishes for a More Just, Supportive, Human New Year, Which Sees Us Come Together to Build a Healthier World.
It has been a difficult year, one that has taught us to look at the world in a global way, to see how fragile its borders are, and how fragile borders between us as human beings are too.
“That’s Why you Always See Her with a Smile.”
Raghd is her mother tells us their story, Aja watches us, looking a bit shy.
We Constantly Aim to Bridge Them.
Together, we work to ensure medicine, human rights and equality, for all.
Read the December Issue of EMERGENCY Magazine
for a closer look at EMERGENCY's work during these difficult times, told to you by our colleagues around the world.
Over 100,000 Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan.
War has not stopped for COVID-19 and neither has EMERGENCY.