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International Medical Corps

Thematic Focus Areas

Disaster Relief
Global Health
Hunger
Global humanitarian organization saving lives and building self-reliance by providing vital medical care; training healthcare providers; rebuilding clinics; and improving water & sanitation.
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Website

EIN

95-3949646

CFC Number

10912

Give Global Blog

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At Global Impact, we’ve spent the last six and a half decades working alongside leading charities that are experts at addressing global causes. From helping refugees after World War II to providing care at the height of the AIDS epidemic, our charity partners have spent decades responding to and shaping history; honing their expertise to make the world a brighter place. As we come into 2024, let’s take a moment to celebrate the noteworthy anniversaries of five of our incredible charity partners: FINCA International, SEE International, World Relief, MAP International, and International Medical Corps. This year, these organizations are marking...

Charity Photos

  • Title: Hygiene Kit Distribution
  • Charity: International Medical Corps
  • Country: Ukraine
  • Photo Credit: International Medical Corps Staff Member Dmytro Mykhailov

  • Title: Nomai Mumpande, works in a nutrition garden in Dongamuse village, Binga
  • Charity: International Medical Corps
  • Country: Zimbabwe
  • Photo Credit: Zinyange Auntony

  • Title: Child Plays on Playground at Refugee Camp
  • Charity: International Medical Corps
  • Country: Jordan
  • Photo Credit: Laura Boushnak

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Sixteen-month-old Halimo Said Bashiir lives with her parents and four siblings at the Sheikh Omar camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs). Originally from Afgooye in the Lower Shebelle region of Somalia, Halimo’s family was forced to move to the IDP camp due to security concerns. With this move, her family fell on hard times, since her parents were unemployed and worked as day laborers. With meager pay that wasn’t always forthcoming, they often found it difficult to meet the nutritional needs of their growing children—they could only afford porridge and milk with the money they earned. In October 2021, Halimo began receiving treatment for moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) at the International Medical Corps-supported Kulmis Health and Nutrition Facility in Jowhar. Halimo’s mother, 25-year-old Ruqiyo Haji, admits that she only learned of her daughter’s deteriorating health during a routine house-to-house health screening visit by a female health worker (FHW) from Kulmis...