“These are the Moments, or Rather the Gifts…”
and I say to myself that these are the moments, or rather the gifts, that give meaning to everything that each of us does with, and thanks to, EMERGENCY.”
When Words Can’t Help us, Actions Do
Masks, bulky lab coats, glasses - none of these will prevent us from communicating.
Bergamo: Rossella Miccio, EMERGENCY President, from the field hospital under construction.
Once ready, our doctors, nurses, and logisticians will treat and support those in need
COVID-19: Today We Need Another Collective, Humanitarian Effort.
As always, thank you for whatever you can do.
Medicine Can’t stop. Neither Can Solidarity with One Another in These Difficult Times.
Medicine can’t stop. Neither can solidarity with one another in these difficult times.
A Glimpse Of Beauty Amid The Horror Of This War
There’s one thing I’m sure of and that’s the pure, gentle love that exists between a father and son. Just for a moment, it gives you a glimpse of beauty amid the horror of this war.
Let’s Look Forward
"Let’s look forward”. That is what we tell our patients every day, encouraging them to take back the life that war has snatched away. We help them to do just that.
Iraq: “I’ll Try To Tell You In Simple Words …”
This is how I approach my work and my life, with the hope of being able to return soon to Qamishlo, in my Syria.
ZAKHEM | WOUNDS: WHERE HOME COMES HOME. A Photographic Exhibition by Giulio Piscitelli
EMERGENCY is proud to announce that Giulio Piscitelli’s award-winning photographic exhibition Zakhem | Wounds: When War Comes Home is coming to London.