Louise Timbs is a nurse from Queensland who has completed nine assignments with Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) since 2014. Louise has recently returned for the second time from Gaza, Palestine, where she worked as nursing activity manager for several MSF teams.

To improve patient care in northern Nigeria, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is embracing solar energy to power the hospitals it supports, which have historically depended on expensive fuel-intensive generators. By moving to renewable energy, communities in the region now have better, more sustainable access to lifesaving medical devices, medication and infrastructure. 

Gabriel Mayorga Garzón shares insights to the role of humanitarian affairs manager in Haiti, where he has been working since mid-2024.

Gabriel Mayorga Garzón shares insights to the role of humanitarian affairs manager in Haiti, where he has been working since mid-2024.

To improve patient care in northern Nigeria, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is embracing solar energy to power the hospitals it supports, which have historically depended on expensive fuel-intensive generators. By moving to renewable energy, communities in the region now have better, more sustainable access to lifesaving medical devices, medication and infrastructure. 

Louise Timbs is a nurse from Queensland who has completed nine assignments with Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) since 2014. Louise has recently returned for the second time from Gaza, Palestine, where she worked as nursing activity manager for several MSF teams.

An emergency medical coordinator is among the first of our staff members to respond to the major earthquake in Myanmar. While the damage she sees is challenging, a community spirit resonates. But can it last?

An emergency medical coordinator is among the first of our staff members to respond to the major earthquake in Myanmar. While the damage she sees is challenging, a community spirit resonates. But can it last?

From October 2023 to January 2025, over 1.9 million Palestinians were displaced within Gaza. After the ceasefire in January 2025, more than half a million people returned to their homes in the north of the enclave. In the city of Beit Lahia, Hanan, Anwar, Nour, Sahar and Deema live together in the rubble of their former home.