AmeriCares supports health care for widows like Donna Santana in El Salvador and other elderly women around the world. Read more.  Read More →

Medical volunteers report back from an AmeriCares-supported mission in Uganda. Learn more and find out how you can help brave doctors save lives.   Read More →

Working during the height of Haiti earthquake efforts in January and February, Michelle met a young earthquake survivor named Sarah who still touches her heart today. Read Sarah's story.  Read More →

AmeriCares supports a comprehensive health program to provide maternal and child care in rural El Salvador. Read our field report.  Read More →

Penny, a visiting AmeriCares staff worker, highlights the bustling everyday activity of the El Salvador Clinic and its impact on the community. Read more.  Read More →

Day in the life of AmeriCares Medical Director in Haiti. Dr. Bia treats patients in one of Port-au-Prince’s busiest emergency rooms. Read more.  Read More →

Elizabeth Furst Frank is Senior Vice President of Global Programs for AmeriCares and oversees our comprehensive Haiti relief efforts. She is working with our emergency response team on the ground, including Medical Director, Dr. Frank Bia, to assess the current health situation and coordinate AmeriCares long-term commitment to help Haiti recover and rebuild its health care system. Here are her reflections from the field.  Read More →

The Dominican Republic and Haiti share the small island of Hispaniola and have a long history of tension. However, amidst this terrible tragedy I witnessed the Dominican people open their hearts and help their neighbors in Haiti affected by the earthquake.   Read More →

New Blog from Haiti. Read the latest personal stories from AmeriCares relief workers in Port-au-Prince.   Read More →

Read Dr. Lockwood’s story about providing health care for Haitian refugees and the poorest Dominicans through a program AmeriCares supports. Learn how you can help.   Read More →

AmeriCares relief worker Kat Rady was recently in the slums outside Phnom Penh where AmeriCares supports Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE's home-based care program for HIV and AIDS patients as well as a mobile clinic that treats many AIDS patients.   Read More →

An AmeriCares emergency relief expert reports from his earthquake recovery efforts in Indonesia. Read more.  Read More →

AmeriCares Emergency Relief Manager arrived in Padang, Indonesia today to work with local doctors and provide medical aid for earthquake survivors. Please donate to help.   Read More →

Read Mariama’s story, a young woman who suffered for over 15 years from an injury she endured while delivering a baby after her marriage as a child bride. Learn more and help other women recover.   Read More →

Here is a first hand account from Kendra Hanson, an AmeriCares relief worker, who has just returned from the field in Katrina-affected communities. Read her story.   Read More →

Beaten by the Taliban, forced from his home by war, Salem still holds onto hope that peace will return to his home in Pakistan's Swat Valley. Read his story.  Read More →

An AmeriCares relief worker reports from the field in Sri Lanka where he has been helping displaced families still living in refugee camps like Manik Farm. Learn more and find out how you can help.  Read More →

AmeriCares hopes to celebrate Mother's Day by making it easier for mothers, and their children, to get the medicines and health care they so desperately need. This is the story of Ana Deisy, the mother of one of our patients at the AmeriCares Family Clinic in El Salvador.  Read More →

AmeriCares relief worker Michael Chang shares thoughts and impressions from his latest review of earthquake recovery efforts in China.  Read More →

Elikem Tomety Archer, AmeriCares partnership manager for Africa, worked extensively in Africa including health programs in HIV/AIDS, malnutrition and anti-blindness initiatives. Elikem shares her most recent trip and tales of hope from Malawi. The medicines AmeriCares delivers help to relieve illness, and provide hope for families, one small step at a time.  Read More →