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Emergency medical care where it’s needed most

12 Nov 20 | 20 Jun 22
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Emergency medical care where it’s needed most

Emergency medical care where it’s needed most

Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is designed to act fast – we have a network of medics and aid experts across more than 70 countries.  

Our private funding means we can rapidly get to work helping the people in greatest need, without waiting for governments or other institutions to release funds. For us, people come first. 

But our work delivering life-saving medical care in over 70 countries has never been more difficult.  

Our supplies and staff are stretched by the coronavirus pandemic. 

Amid the chaos caused by COVID-19, babies are still being born. Children are still catching preventable diseases. And conflict is still causing life-threatening injuries.  

We’ve continued to care for people living through some of the worst health crises in the world today, by adapting to the dangers caused by the virus.  

COVID-19 hasn't stopped us

Read these three MSF experiences of adapting to COVID-19

We know that for many of us, life may feel like it’s on hold. But these emergencies will not wait.

Your donation to MSF will go towards treating the most vulnerable people living through the worst humanitarian crises.

Please give what you can to support our medical teams


How we spend your money

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80p

OF EVERY £ DONATED PAYS FOR MEDICAL OPERATIONS

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£6.53

RAISED FOR EVERY £ SPENT ON FUNDRAISING

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8p

OF EVERY £ DONATED SPENT ON SUPPORT AND OVERHEAD COSTS