Nine Years On – Tragedy Continues
We take a different stance, grounded in solidarity, rights and humanity.
KABUL: Explosion in Dasht-e-Barchi.
A total of 22 patients, including 20 women, have been received at EMERGENCY's Surgical Centre for War Victims in Kabul following the suicide attack that took place this morning, 30 September.
World Heart Day 2022
On #WorldHeartDay, we share the latest on EMERGENCY’s approach to Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD). A sustainable model, showing that it is possible and right to provide free, quality surgery and care to everyone in need
Our Work Here is Crucial.
Our work here is crucial. The Sulaymaniyah Rehabilitation Centre has been restoring people’s autonomy for 24 years. There is lots more to do.
“The Lye Programme Saved My Life”
For a full year after her accident, Aisha had to be fed by her mother from a bottle.
Sierra Leone: Swallowing Lye Is Still One Of The Main Causes Of Admission Of Child Patients At Our Surgical Centre In Goderich.
Swallowing of lye is still one of the main causes of admission of child patients at our Surgical Centre in Goderich.
We Maintain Our Focus
fghanistan has been trampled on by war and its recent abandonment by the international community.
We Will Continue to Take Care of Him.
He still struggles to walk: we will now wait for him at the hospital for physiotherapy sessions.
From Khartoum To Entebbe: Asma’s Story
"My colleagues not only gave me this opportunity: they always inspired me."
Building Medical Excellence in Africa Also Means Investing in People, Who Will Put Their Skills at the Disposal of Their Patients.
They are doctors and nurses coming from the Uganda Heart Institute in Kampala.