Shattered windscreen and gunshot hole
09 Apr 2025

Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders is withdrawing from an emergency centre and hospital in Port-au-Prince following a targeted attack on one of its convoys.

Patient receives medication at clinic
03 Apr 2025

Palestinians in Gaza are at risk of losing vital healthcare as a month-long siege by Israeli authorities cuts supplies of critical medications.

Patient receives medication at clinic
03 Apr 2025

Palestinians in Gaza are at risk of losing vital healthcare as a month-long siege by Israeli authorities cuts supplies of critical medications.

Gail Page in Kabul

“I’m in the twilight of my career, and after having worked long hours in senior positions in different organisations, I decided to take a break. And that’s when I came across MSF and I thought of making my contribution in a different setting", Gail Page.

Gail Page in Kabul

“I’m in the twilight of my career, and after having worked long hours in senior positions in different organisations, I decided to take a break. And that’s when I came across MSF and I thought of making my contribution in a different setting", Gail Page.

Gabin Busanga Muisa, data encoder, and Sophie Phelan, epidemiologist working on the Goma project

Sophie Phelan, an epidemiologist from Brisbane embarked on her second assignment with Médecins Sans Frontières /Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). She was tasked with setting up a surveillance system for MPOX and cholera outbreaks, but she also had another goal—mastering French. 

Sophie Phelan, an epidemiologist from Brisbane embarked on her second assignment with Médecins Sans Frontières /Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). She was tasked with setting up a surveillance system for MPOX and cholera outbreaks, but she also had another goal—mastering French. 

cholera mobile clinic in Mayom
27 Mar 2025

In January 2025, MSF deployed an emergency response in Mayom, a remote area in South Sudan, to respond to the heavy escalation in cholera cases. The response involved vaccinating over 20,000 people, which had a great impact on the cholera outbreak. But the project revealed major gaps in access to healthcare in this region.