Sudan: “Maybe I’ll Go and Say Hi to Sherin Gul”
The surgical interventions we carry out here require such precision that they bring about high levels of tension
The surgical interventions we carry out here require such precision that they bring about high levels of tension
F’s eyes fill with both joy and sadness as he recognises the EMERGENCY logo
When most people think about a hospital, they rarely think about those that work ‘behind the scenes’
She is 10 months old and the daughter of an ‘Ebola survivor’
Marja runs the National Midwifery Team at EMERGENCY's Maternity Centre in Anabah, Afghanistan. She is one of over 60 national staff members that EMERGENCY has provided with free professional training and employment at the Centre. "The population of the valley quickly understood…
Esther, our new team leader at the Paediatric Centre in Mayo, Sudan, shares what the centre means to her.
We stand with the millions of people who flee a present stained by sufferance, war, persecution and embark on a perilous journey to hope.
"Today I want to forget, only for a moment, the horrors of war. But war isn't listening to me, it doesn't stop, the wounded continue to arrive."
"They haven’t got super-muscles or super-powers but just being able to say you’ve met them somehow helps set the world right."