In 1984, Dr. Robert Simon traveled to Afghanistan, where he founded International Medical Corps. Dr. Simon not only provided medical care but also trained local medics, defining a mission that continues today. Since then, International Medical Corps has operated in more than 80 countries and provided more than $4.5 billion in humanitarian services and training. …
When disaster strikes, mental health can plummet, as communities face the stress of continued and overwhelming chaos and uncertainty, as well as the devastating loss of homes, livelihoods and loved ones. International Medical Corps is one of the few humanitarian organizations working globally that prioritizes the treatment of mental health needs in humanitarian crises. Our …
For 40 years, we have been on the frontlines of the world’s biggest emergencies, serving and training millions of people. Discover the inspiring story behind International Medical Corps.
Allison Goldberg, President of the Merck Foundation, accepts the Global Citizen Award at International Medical Corps’ 2024 Annual Awards Celebration.
Naomi Mwikali Ndung’u, Head of Nutrition in Somalia, accepts the Founder’s Award at International Medical Corps’ 2024 Annual Awards Celebration.
Volunteer Dr. Michael Grady accepts the Dr. Henry H. Hood Distinguished Service Award at International Medical Corps’ 2024 Annual Awards Celebration.
Our 8,000+ staff members work in difficult and dangerous conditions in some 30 countries. Hear from them why they do it.
Discover the heart and spirit that power International Medical Corps.
International Medical Corps has provided humanitarian relief and training for four decades and countless emergencies—thanks to the support of committed donors who have made our lifesaving work possible.
