MedGlobal

Ready to make an impact where your expertise is needed most? MedGlobal is recruiting volunteer physicians specializing in family medicine, internal medicine, and pediatrics for an upcoming medical mission in Colombia, from November 29 to December 5, 2026. During this mission, we will provide primary healthcare services to vulnerable populations, including migrants, refugees, and other underserved communities facing barriers to accessing healthcare. Clinical services will be delivered in community-based settings in coordination with local partners and healthcare authorities. Interested in volunteering? Send your CV to [email protected]

“Sometimes awareness is more important than medicine.” With support from @RESCUEorg MedGlobal is delivering leadership training in Syria, helping healthcare workers strengthen their connections with local communities and improve health awareness. Here's what they're learning.

Two cases of paralysis caused by vaccine-derived poliovirus have been confirmed in children in Al-Mayadin, Deir ez-Zor. Officials say the cases do not constitute an epidemic but they are a warning: gaps in routine immunization and Syria’s war-damaged health system continue to leave children unprotected. Health teams have vaccinated more than 34,000 children under five in affected areas. MedGlobal works with the Syrian Ministry of Health, UNICEF, WHO, and Gavi to support Syria’s National Immunization Program, including cold-chain management, vaccine transport, community engagement, and primary health care. Protecting every child requires sustained investment in routine immunization and health-system recovery. Read the full press release: medglobal.org/syria-polio-ca…

"We must always keep learning, and it's best to learn before you make a mistake." Vasyl Kuzmyk is a surgeon in Ukraine. With the help of training from MedGlobal, he's able to help even more people survive the trauma of conflict. He's helping people survive. And you're making it possible. Give today to bring more training to medical staff making a lifesaving difference: medglobal.org/donate/

A rainy morning in Gaza City, through the eyes of one of our team members on his way to work. Winter has barely begun, yet heavy rainfall is already flooding displacement shelters and leaving families exposed to increasingly harsh conditions. For those living in makeshift tents and damaged buildings, the consequences extend beyond the immediate flooding. Exposure to cold, contaminated water, and inadequate sanitation can increase the risk of respiratory infections and waterborne diseases, particularly among children. With months of winter ahead, ensuring access to adequate shelter, clean water, sanitation, and essential medical supplies is an urgent public health priority. Help us provide essential healthcare to families in Gaza this winter. Donate today: medglobal.org/donate/

Abdullah and his family had to flee their home as conflict intensified in Yemen. Today, they live in Al-Firdous Camp, where Abdullah works at MedGlobal’s medical point, providing care to other displaced families. Around 700 families now live in the camp. “We receive approximately 60 to 70 patients daily,” Abdullah says, including 10 to 15 pregnant women. But as more families arrive, the demand for healthcare is growing, and essential medicines are running short. Help Abdullah and his colleagues continue providing care to families who need it. Donate today: donorbox.org/yemen-emergency

Before the conflict escalated, the need for medical aid in Yemen was great. Today, the need is overwhelming. Your support has made it possible for MedGlobal to build a medical point. And to provide supplies. But so much more is needed. Help us help those who have lost everything: donorbox.org/yemen-emergency

What does a typical day look like at a MedGlobal nutrition point in Gaza? Behind the daily routines are healthcare workers doing their best to ensure children and families have access to essential nutrition services, despite the difficult conditions. Your support helps keep these services running. Donate today: medglobal.org/donate/

The conflict in Yemen has escalated. More than 275,000 people have been displaced by intensified fighting in western Yemen. MedGlobal is on the ground and has already established a medical point at Al-Firdous Displacement Camp in Aden, southern Yemen. Here’s how we’re responding to the growing needs of displaced families. Support our work to help us provide more services. Give today: ow.ly/Zhp45103uk8

At MedGlobal, we know that listening to the people we're helping is the key to giving them the care they need. In just 90 seconds, Lebanon Country Director Dr. Tania Baban shares how we connect with local medical teams and the Ministry of Health in Lebanon to help provide critical supplies and more where it's needed most. Watch to learn how we're turning connections into better care. Donate to help us meet even more lifesaving needs: ow.ly/RtSE51037hU

In Yemen, citizens are being injured in the conflict. People are being displaced, often with nothing but the clothes on their back. MedGlobal is there, providing hope and healthcare. But much more aid is needed - and we need your help to provide it. Donate today: donorbox.org/yemen-emergency

“There is improvement, definitely, but there is a huge fragility. People are dying just waiting for treatment.” MedGlobal President and CEO @sahloul recently spoke to @NCRonline reporter @camillobarone97 about food insecurity in Gaza, improvements in malnutrition since the October 2025 ceasefire, and how those gains could be lost all too quickly. Read the full story: ncronline.org/news/gazas-chi…

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end, the need for accessible cancer care in Gaza remains. Receiving a cancer diagnosis is only the first step. But what happens when specialized treatment is out of reach? With major hospitals damaged or out of service, patients in Gaza continue to face severe barriers to accessing the care they need. Awareness matters. So does access to treatment.

After days of fleeing conflict, Ahmed and his family arrived at Al-Firdous Displacement Camp Aden, Yemen, while seeking safety and shelter. His story is just one of 250,000 people facing the same impossible choice. At MedGlobal’s medical point, they found essential medical care and assistance. There are thousands more in need of aid. We can’t do it without you. Give today: donorbox.org/yemen-emergency

Yemen has returned to full-scale conflict. 250,000 people have already been displaced, many with just the clothes on their backs. There are sure to be more. Many will need immediate or ongoing healthcare. MedGlobal is already on the ground, ready to help. But we need your support. Donate today to provide lifesaving care: ow.ly/XnjT5102fy3

Injuries are on the rise Yemen as conflict continues to escalate. This is the story of a hospital trying to serve more than a thousand people a day. The need is great, and growing daily. MedGlobal is supporting healthcare teams on the ground. But we need your help. Give today to send lifesaving medical aid to Yemen: donorbox.org/yemen-emergency

From November 6–9, MedGlobal will join partners from around the world in Istanbul for the Every Pregnancy 2026 Partner Convening, presented by Humaniti. Together, we'll explore one important question: What can we achieve for mothers and newborns that none of us can achieve alone? We look forward to sharing ideas, strengthening partnerships and turning collective ambition into action. This year, the @EveryPregnancy coalition has grown to more than 80 organizations across 25 countries, collectively mobilizing over $135 million to advance maternal and newborn health. We're proud to be part of this growing movement. Every pregnancy, safe. #EPConvening

“I wish the days were like before.” For children in Gaza, conflict, displacement, and the disruption of everyday life have made even the simplest parts of childhood difficult to hold on to. Yet even in these circumstances, children continue to find ways to play. When our team met a group of children outside their tents, they were busy turning cardboard boxes into makeshift rackets, using what was available to make a game of their own. Their wish is simple: to return to school, see their friends, and enjoy the childhood they once knew. As families across Gaza continue to face limited access to healthcare and essential services, MedGlobal is providing medical care and nutritional support to communities in need.

"It brings such a sense of relief to talk about something you went through, to share it with people who lived through the very same experience." Not every wound is visible. But every wound needs treatment. In Syria, MedGlobal - with the support of Humaniti - is providing mental health support to former detainees. Watch to see how that support is changing their lives.