We Will Be Here As Long As We Need to Be.
As this crisis evolves, we are working with the Moldovan authorities to further strengthen our presence and services.
EMERGENCY Hosted A Ceremony Welcoming The New Group Of Medical Students For This Academic Year.
We believe the future is theirs. Even more so, we believe they are the future.
UKRAINE CRISIS: The EU and Member States Must Now Work Together to Put Commitments into Practice
the European Union can come together to uphold its values of respect for human rights and protecting those fleeing persecution, war and violence.
“To Build A Society Without That Terrible Disease, Which Is War.”
Emanuele Nannini, EMERGENCY’s Country Director in Afghanistan, joined a roundtable last Tuesday, where he shared how hospitals perceive the current status of humanitarian aid in the country. “Healthcare is always one of the most affected areas, just as it is…
EMERGENCY’s Politruck in Moldova to Support the Victims of Ukraine’s Conflict
Thanks to the Mobile Outpatient Clinic, we will be able to operate in different places, and to promptly respond to the needs the unpredictable situation may arise.
An EMERGENCY Team Is On Ukraine’s Borders With Romania And Moldova To Assess Humanitarian Needs And Evaluate Potential Projects To Provide Care To Those Affected By The Conflict.
“We are assessing all possibilities for EMERGENCY’s intervention both inside and on the borders of Ukraine".
Rossella Miccio, president of EMERGENCY, at the 49th Session of the Human Rights Council.
Urgent and coordinated action is needed now to rebuild Afghanistan.
Covid-19 Death Toll Four Times Higher in Lower-Income Countries than Rich Ones
3 million people died since the Omicron variant emerged, shattering perceptions that the pandemic is over.
Providing Vital Care for the Afghan People.
“Everyone knows the situation here. The needs increase day by day."