A team of AmeriCares aid workers report from the borders of Syria, where our partners are providing medical care and humanitarian aid to people fleeing the horrific violence. Since the brutal conflict began, AmeriCares has provided more than $2 million in emergency medical and humanitarian aid to partners helping people in the war-torn region.

In five days on site in Myanmar, a surgical team outfitted with medicines from AmeriCares Medical Outreach Program worked with local doctors and nurses to screen patients, conduct surgeries and educate local medical professionals.

AmeriCares shipped of 3,000 pounds of emergency medicines and supplies emergency medical aid to Bangladesh to help reduce the suffering of survivors injured in the deadly building collapse. The shipment included medicines and surgical supplies needed to treat hundreds of trauma patients like Rebeka and Marium, who sustained crush injuries in the disaster.

AmeriCares Haiti team is prepared in advance for another active Atlantic Hurricane Season (June 1 to November 30) predicted by the National Weather Service. The team has prepositioned cholera medicines and supplies and family preparedness kits to help families in flood-prone communities.

Amber Kriesel knew she had to act fast. Sixteen minutes after the emergency sirens sounded in Moore, Okahoma, a monstrous tornado touched down.

AmeriCares emergency response team has been deployed to Oklahoma to assess urgent needs and coordinate deliveries of medical and emergency aid.

XANGO has partnered with AmeriCares to deliver meal packs where they are most needed, in countries with high levels of malnutrition, including Afghanistan, Cambodia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Somalia, Malawi, Mexico, Nicaragua and the Philippines.

AmeriCares is partnering with American Medical Overseas Relief to provide a safer birth environment and better health outcomes for mothers and babies, with the donation of clean birth kits to Afshar Hospital in Kabul.