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MSF teams made a life-saving impact last year
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16.4M

Outpatient consultations

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125,900

Surgical interventions

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337,000

Births assisted

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Displaced people fleeing violence in Tawila, Sudan, in June 2024

Sudan: MSF teams treat mass influxes of wounded in “tragic and appalling” violence

MSF teams in three different parts of Sudan treated wounded patients as 'war on people' continues
An MSF team doing an assessment round in Jenin camp following the brutal Israeli military incursion in May 2024.

West Bank: New MSF report on the escalation of attacks and obstructions to healthcare

Increase in extreme physical violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank since the all-out war on Gaza began in October 2023
A destroyed fire engine hit by an Israeli strike in Ain Baal

Lebanon: MSF boosts emergency response as Israeli attacks continue

Since the start of the ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel on 27 November, 83 people have been killed and at least 228 injured
In Sudan, MSF staff distribute food supplies from an MSF facility for malnutrition treatment in South Darfur

USAID: Freezing US foreign aid will result in humanitarian disaster

MSF says the loss of services supported by USAID will affect millions of the world’s most vulnerable people
An MSF flag outside a clinic in Gaza City

Gaza: Relief after temporary ceasefire but immense scale-up of aid now needed

MSF calls on Israel to immediately end its blockade of Gaza, allowing life-saving aid into the Strip as well as medical evacuations out

MSF mourns the killing of its ninth colleague in Gaza

Bilal Okal was killed along with ten relatives by an Israeli airstrike in North Gaza in December 2024
MSF Land Cruiser crossing a wooden bridge to reach a remote healthcare centre in Nigeria

Eight ways you helped us save lives in 2024

How your support helped us save lives around the world
MSF's team at Al-Shifa hospital

Israel – Gaza war

MSF teams have been working to treat the wounded and supply overwhelmed hospitals in Gaza
A view of smoke from the conflict rising above the Khartoum skyline

Crisis in Sudan

MSF teams are treating an influx of patients as the conflict pushes the entire healthcare system to breaking point
An MSF doctor monitors the condition of a patient on board a medical evacuation train travelling from Pokrovsk to Livi

Ukraine war

From the first days of the crisis, MSF has worked to deliver medical aid to people in Ukraine
An MSF community health education team raise awareness about mpox at a camp for displaced people in the east of the DRC

Mpox outbreak

MSF teams are responding to the mpox outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo
MSF doctor Javid Abdelmoneim is an emergency medicine specialist

Polytrauma care: Learn how to save a life in a conflict zone

MSF trauma teams are experts in thinking fast and acting fast
People fleeing the conflict in North and South Kivu

Explained: What to know about the armed conflict in DRC

Emmanuel Lampaert answers three key questions about the crisis situation in the Kivus
In the Central Mediterranean, hundreds of life jackets dry after rescue operations on board the Geo Barents

MSF forced to end search and rescue operations in the Central Mediterranean

Italian authorities have made our work impossible, but we commit to return to saving lives at sea
Baby Isha Ali Modu, one day after her birth, in newborn intensive care at the new MSF unit at Nilefa Keji Hospital

Inside the specialist unit caring for Nigeria's premature babies

In Nigeria, the mortality rate for premature births is seven times higher than in Western Europe
Survivors queuing at a border crossing point between Sudan and Chad where more than 600,000 people have fled in search of safety

This is the biggest humanitarian crisis on Earth. Why is no one talking about it?

The emergency in Sudan is huge and horrific, yet even the UN is ignoring the situation
Rho IDP site, Northeastern Congo

Non-communicable diseases

NCDs, also known as chronic illnesses, are a group of conditions which cannot be transmitted. When access to healthcare is disrupted they can be especially dangerous.
Palestine: The invisible mental health crisis plaguing the West Bank

Mental health

For people who live through a humanitarian emergency, the psychological consequences can be severe

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Noma: Treating a disease that belongs in the past

Watch a video from a specialist MSF hospital in Nigeria, as we mark World Neglected Tropical Disease Day

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Gaza: An MSF nurse on five months working inside the Strip

"It's kind of hard for me not to cry," explains nurse Karin Huster who shares this powerful testimony

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South Sudan: How music therapy improves mental health

MSF is one of the few organisations providing mental health services in South Sudan

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Gaza: "It's like nothing I've seen before"

Dr Javid Abdelmoneim speaks to both CNN and ITV News

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Nigeria: How cooking classes help reduce child malnutrition

Maryam Muhammad, an MSF health promotion supervisor, shows Nigerian families how to make the 'Tom Brown' recipe

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Gaza: MSF calls for immediate ceasefire at UN Security Council

MSF Secretary General delivered the speech and urged for unequivocal protection of medical facilities, staff, and patients

Where we work

We operate in more than 70 countries to deliver medical aid to people experiencing humanitarian and healthcare crises