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What We Do
Saving Lives. Delivering Hope.
How We Make an Impact
From responding to conflicts, disasters, and disease outbreaks to supporting maternal health, nutrition, mental health, and health workforce development, our programs are designed to meet urgent needs while building resilient healthcare systems for the future.
Through partnerships with local communities, governments, and healthcare professionals, we provide both immediate relief and sustainable solutions that improve health outcomes where they are needed most.
PEOPLE Impacted
Health Services PROVIDED
health facilities supported
Emergency Response
MedGlobal responds to conflicts and climate disasters by: creating agile teams of medical, humanitarian, and operational experts that can quickly deploy and implement needs-based responses; securing flexible and diverse funding streams, and; establishing partnerships with communities, health providers, and local and international governmental, humanitarian, academic, and private institutions.
Health Services Delivery
MedGlobal focuses on strengthening local capacity to deliver free health services during and after the emergency phase of a response. Our priority is to improve access, delivery, quality, and sustainability of health services through local participation, engagement, and ownership.
Building Resilient Health Systems
MedGlobal prepares health care systems to respond to and rebuild after crises by creating and strengthening physical health infrastructure, training local health providers, and supporting the related sectors of health, nutrition, food security & livelihoods, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and protection plus the cross-cutting themes of gender, conflict sensitivity, and peacebuilding.
Advocating for Health & Human Rights
MedGlobal serves some of the world’s most vulnerable communities. While we work, we listen. We relay the concerns and opinions of the communities we serve to politicians, control holders, decision makers, and the international community, highlighting their needs through original reports, testimony to key healthcare and governmental bodies, news stories, and research.