International Medical Corps

Whether IMC is training health workers on both sides of a conflict, as we did in Angola; providing psychsocial support for teens; or simply serving remote populations that have long been ignored, our programs promote peace in a basic, yet powerful, way. more

For just $75 you can help IMC educate an entire village for one month. Participants learn about hygiene, sanitation, malaria nets, ways to clean water, and how to recognize the symptoms of common ailments. By focusing on mothers and caregivers, IMC ensures that this knowledge is passed down through generations. more

Your gift can train one woman to produce a highly nutritious food supplement to fight hunger. Everybody knows the adage of giving a man a fish versus teaching a man to fish. When IMC teaches a woman to grow, harvest, process, and sell therapeutic food, the result is that entire communities "learn to fish. more

Through an innovative program, IMC is providing women with the skills and supplies they need to produce crafts to sell to tourists. IMC helps secure market access so women get fair prices for their products, ensuring a steady source of sustainable income. more

Your gift of $200 can help IMC to give a deserving woman a loan to start her own business. Through a proven "community investment" model, women pay back their loans not to IMC, but to a community bank that consists of the pooled contributions of a group of women. more

When you help a woman with few prospects to earn an income or establish her independence, you are, in fact, buying her a future. Goat husbandry is practiced around the world, from tsunami-wracked villages in Indonesia to earthquake-damaged mountainside settlements in Pakistan. more

IMC helps these children recover from trauma by providing mental health and psychosocial programs and services, including counseling, education, and safe play spaces. Your support for this work provides light and hope for children traumatized by conflict and disaster. more

Your gift can provide health education to 250 children. Your support for children's health and hygiene education has a profound impact on communities. Children bring the knowledge they learn at school home to their families, who, in turn, often share this information with their neighbors. more

Your gift can provide seeds and tools for one woman. When you give a woman something as simple as the seeds and tools she needs to grow food, you are empowering her and her entire community to break free from the cycle of hunger and disease. more

Your gift helps IMC to provide disaster victims with a clean supply of water for drinking, cooking, and hygiene. This prevents dehydration and disease and improves sanitation. If you live in the U.S., your country is one of ten that, combined, use 65% of the world's water. more

Where there are no hospitals, women traditionally turn to local birth attendants and midwives to help them through labor and delivery. With the proper training and equipment, midwives can handle all but the most complicated pregancies. more

When you help IMC vaccinate children against diseases like measles, tetanus, and meningitis, you enhance their chance for survival. You also reduce the likelihood of an epidemic, especially in crowded, unsanitary conditions such as refugee camps. more