In #SouthSudan’s remote villages, children with #diabetes face deadly obstacles to insulin, from cost to limited care.

Aher and Ajou have type 1 diabetes. Without insulin, their bodies can shut down and cause a life-threatening emergency.

Here are their stories:

#Sudan: Families fleeing #ElFasher are arriving in #Tawila exhausted, with many children facing severe malnutrition and dehydration. Displacement is rising and medical needs are overwhelming.

Josephine Goodyer, MSF Pediatrician who worked in Tawila from July to August, updates:

It’s official: #Budget2025 has passed.

Canadian humanitarians who have worked in crisis zones with MSF called us to react to Canada's $2.7B cuts to international assistance over four years: www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/msf-statemen... #cdnpoli

We’re thankful that award-winning author John Green continues to shine a light on #uberculosis the world’s most infectious disease.

In the #Philippines John witnessed how our approach to tackle this deadly infection considers “every part of the tuberculosis care pipeline” ⬇️

We are back in the Central Mediterranean with our new search and rescue vessel Oyvon, after almost one year of being forced to terminate operations with our last rescue vessel, the Geo Barents. 🚢

Riccardo Gatti, Team Leader, and Julie Melichar, Project Coordinator update:

On #WorldDiabetesDay, we’re highlighting the reality for people living with #diabetes in Cox’s Bazar refugee camps, in #Bangladesh.

Our teams support patients by providing self-monitoring tools, insulin pens and clay pots for safe insulin storage without electricity.

What’s it like to live in #Gaza right now?

Nour Alsaqqa, MSF Communications Officer, shows us the current living conditions where families are sheltering in makeshift tents with little access to necessities.

This is the reality for hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza today.

#HurricaneMelissa: Our emergency teams arrived in #Jamaica last weekend and are assessing the most urgent needs after the destruction.

We are accessing remote areas cut off by damaged roads and severe damage to health facilities.

Meinie Nicolai, MSF Medical Coordinator updates:

Dr. Giulia Chiopris, MSF Pediatrician, is in #Tawila #Sudan where our teams are receiving people fleeing El Fasher with gunshot wounds and severe malnutrition.

She shares her firsthand account on the crisis and the stories of patients fleeing #ElFasher

#TalkAboutSudan:

"Children are not spared. Elderly people are not spared. Women are not spared.”

The crisis in #Sudan is catastrophic.

Watch as Michael Lawson, Humanitarian Representative to #Canada, updates Parliament. #cdnpoli

#Palestine: Shireen is a psychologist, Shorouq is a social worker.

They try to alleviate the psychological suffering of Palestinians facing the violence of the Israeli occupation:

One year ago, a cholera outbreak was declared in #South Sudan. Today, it is still not under control. Over 93,000 cases and 1,500 deaths have been reported.

Ilse De Boer, MSF Deputy Medical Coordinator, shares reasons why this preventable disease has not yet been contained.