M.M. Zungu, Deputy Director General, KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health On the mission’s final day, International Medical Relief welcomed M.M. Zungu, Deputy Director General of the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health, along with members of his department. During his visit, Deputy Director General Zungu joined the distribution of prosthetic hands to patients in need, toured IMR’s on-site pharmacy, and met with physicians to learn more about the medical care being provided. Before departing, he addressed the community and IMR volunteers: “Thank you so much. Your community charity work is amazing and having a great impact on public health.” His visit reflected the

“Your next patient may be waiting halfway around the world.”~ Pediatric medical mission trips Pediatric medical mission trips give healthcare professionals an extraordinary opportunity to take their expertise beyond the walls of their everyday practice and serve children and families in communities around the world. For pediatricians and pediatric healthcare professionals, the need is significant. International Medical Relief brings multidisciplinary medical teams directly into underserved communities, working alongside local leaders and healthcare partners to provide care where we are invited and needed. Whether you’ve traveled with IMR before, met our team through the pediatric community, or have considered volunteering but

“By choosing Barangay Canmanico as one of your mission sites, you brought more than just healthcare services to our community—you brought hope, compassion, love, and care to our people.”. ~ Returning to Valencia: Building on our Sustainable Partnership Four meaningful days. Two barangays. Nearly 1,000 patients served. Countless stories. And a community partnership built around one shared purpose: to care and to serve. International Medical Relief returned to Valencia, Bohol, Philippines, in September 2026 for its second Medical and Dental Mission in the municipality that year. From September 7–8 in Barangay Marawis to September 9–10 in Barangay Canmanico, IMR volunteers

Ninety-seven missions. More than four years. One unwavering promise: International Medical Relief continues to stand with Ukraine. WARSAW, Poland — September 8, 2026 — More than four years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, millions of Ukrainians continue to live with displacement, uncertainty and limited access to essential services. Throughout the crisis, International Medical Relief has continued to show up—through freezing winters, changing circumstances and fading headlines. Wherever the need remains, IMR’s commitment remains with it. This week, that commitment reached another important milestone: IMR’s 97th Ukraine relief mission. It has been 1,658 days since February 24, 2022,

Nearly one year after Hurricane Melissa, International Medical Relief joined Judy Mowatt Outreach Ministries and the Sean Paul Foundation to bring medical care and recovery support to 928 residents in Bluefields, Jamaica.~   Nearly 1,000 Residents Reached in Two Days Published September 3, 2026:  Over two days in Bluefields, International Medical Relief and its Jamaican partners brought a broad range of healthcare services directly into the community, helping residents access care in one location rather than traveling long distances between providers. A 27-member IMR medical team supported the outreach, and 928 residents received medical assistance during the two-day event. The

Nepal Emergency Response: IMR Stands with The Bhote Koshi – Rasuwa Flood Victims IMR staff and trekking guides have been directly impacted by the devastating glacier collapse on the Bhote Koshi River and the resulting Rasuwa flood. In a matter of seconds, communities were devastated. Families have lost loved ones, homes, and livelihoods. Thousands have been displaced, and the urgent need for clean water, food, shelter, emergency supplies, and medical care is overwhelming. For International Medical Relief, this disaster has also become deeply personal. Dawa Sherpa & Nima Tamang — Safe We are incredibly grateful to share that our IMR