Medical Response to Crisis in Africa
HISG’s Kay Hiramine talks about his recent trip to Libya to deliver medical supplies.…
TUNISIA MEDICAL AID
Simultaneously, IMR was delivering medication to refugee communities along the Tunisia-Libya border and assessing the living conditions with one of…
MEDICAL AID TO LIBYA
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mar 29, 2011 BENGHAZI, LIBYA- As opposing forces fight for territory in Libya, IMR completes a large…
IMR Video
On any international medical relief trip helping those that have no way to care for themselves is the primary goal.…
IMR Announces Plan for 2010 to Help Eradicate Malaria
The World Health Organization estimates that each year 300-500 million cases of malaria occur and more than 1 million people…
2009 Vaccination Campaign in Senegal Proves Huge Success
Every year, 2.4 million children die from preventable diseases. IMR is saving some of these lives. Our vaccination program helps…
IMR provides school and medical supplies for Umuahia, Nigeria
International Medical Relief supported a container shipment that went to Umuahia, Nigeria. Here, a needy hospital, the Hospital for the…
3 Year Agriculture Project for Ethiopia to be fulfilled in 2010
In 2007, IMR volunteer Pete Ambrose (pictured here in Ethiopia) embarked on a quest to provide agricultural assistance to a…
Education Supplies Delivered to Elshadai Orphan Village
Two IMR volunteers, Keren Etzion and Jessica Genninger embarked on a project to provide education supplies in Ethiopia. After raising…
Disabled Volunteers Pack Container for Orphans with Similar Handicaps
IMR shipped a container of much needed education and medical supplies to Wukro, Ethiopia in late 2009. “I am grateful…
Saving a Life in Senegal
On International Medical Relief’s most recent trip to a remote village in sub-Saharan Africa, a young boy between the ages…
12 Medical Students from Oklahoma find value IMR
Twelve medical students from The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center participated on International Medical Relief’s trip to Argentina in…
Docs join group to help Haiti
The doctors are in. And they’ll keep being in if Shauna King has her way. http://www.timescall.com/print.asp?ID=20573…

