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Direct Relief

Thematic Focus Areas

Disaster Relief
Global Health
Women & Girls
Improves the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergency situations by mobilizing and providing essential medical resources needed for their care.

Website

EIN

95-1831116

Give Global Blog

A Ukrainian emergency psychologist interacts with children in a flood-affected community.
During times of disaster, hope comes shining through from the stories of communities, neighbors and even strangers coming together to help support one another. We find inspiration and bits of joy in reading about people and aid organizations, like so many of Global Impact’s member charities, providing essential supplies to communities in need or banding together to help evacuate families from areas of destruction. Global Impact’s charity partner Direct Relief has been supporting health services in Ukraine since the war broke out. It has deployed more than 1,450 tons of medical aid, 291.6 million defined daily doses, $35 million in...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Direct Relief Emergency Medical Backpack
  • Charity: Direct Relief
  • Country: US
  • Photo Credit: Direct Relief

  • Title: Midwife Kits Reach Hospitals in Beirut, Lebanon
  • Charity: Direct Relief
  • Country: Lebanon
  • Photo Credit: ANERA – American Near East Refugee Aid

  • Title: Direct Relief and MAVEN Project Join to Support Safety Net Clinics
  • Charity: Direct Relief
  • Country: United States
  • Photo Credit: The MAVEN Project

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

In March 2022, as Russian attacks intensified in Ukraine, Viktoria Mariniuk and her 13-year-old daughter fled Kharkiv and crossed the border into Slovakia, carrying only a suitcase between them.