This #WorldToiletDay, we’re working to flush stigma down the toilet.

Menstruation stigma keeps many girls around the world out of school. Safe toilets, clean water & accurate information can help ensure they manage their periods with dignity.

No patient should ever hear “we’ve run out of medicine.”
That’s why International Medical Corps created PIMS, a digital solution ensuring medicines like insulin are always in stock.
#WorldDiabetesDay

Meet Marin Tomas, Senior Advisor of Logistics for International Medical Corps. He will be honored with the Founder’s Award at our 2025 Annual Awards for his profound impact on our humanitarian work around the world.

#Cholera is deadly, but it’s preventable.
Our teams are fighting outbreaks around the world by improving water access, promoting hygiene and providing lifesaving treatment. 💧
Learn how we’re stopping cholera before it spreads.

After the #Ebola outbreak in #DRC this September, our teams acted fast—setting up a screening & referral unit at Ingogo Health Facility.
The last Ebola patient was just discharged, raising hopes that the outbreak can soon be declared over. 💙

Our hospitals in #Gaza are performing up to 50 surgeries a day, supporting 40% of all births and bringing care where it’s needed most. 💙

Nutrition is the foundation of life. But 47 million children worldwide suffer from severe acute malnutrition—putting them at risk of death.

It doesn’t have to be this way. Your support helps us bring lifesaving nutrition care to children everywhere. 💙 #WorldFoodDay

💧 Water is life—and clean hands save lives.
This #GlobalHandwashingDay, we’re celebrating the power of soap and water to protect families and build healthier communities worldwide.

Our training programs not only save lives today but also build a sustainable tomorrow by equipping local people with essential skills. #TrainingSavesLives #ResiliencePays #DRRday

Mental health is not a luxury—it’s essential.
On #WorldMentalHealthDay, Sanaa Lathan is spreading the word that access to mental health care matters—especially in times of crisis.
Share her video to keep the conversation going. https://intlmedcorps.donorsupport.co/-/XDMHYTTB

🌊 After deadly floods in Central #Texas, International Medical Corps sent a team of mental health professionals to support survivors and first responders. Emotional recovery is vital, and we’re here to help communities heal.

#Ebola is spreading in Kasai, #DRC: 53 confirmed + 11 probable cases, with 42 deaths. Our rapid response team has set up isolation and screening units, and they're training local health staff and delivering mental health, sanitation & outbreak support.