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"Central Sulawesi took its toll on me"
“Some pregnant women and sick children arrive so late, we can’t save them”
No roof, no recovery
Information on patient files transfer by MSF to Nauruan health authority
Mental health and the work of planting hope
The less visible humanitarian crisis: Refugee mental health needs in urban Jordan
An innovative approach to mental healthcare
With improved access, malaria and malnutrition cases sharply rise in Bossangoa
“Ebola is about human beings and trust”
Palliative care: "Our mission is also to alleviate suffering"
Getting healthcare and safe water to remote areas in Central Sulawesi
Refugees' lives in danger with MSF forced to end mental healthcare activities
Occupied Minds: "My son is broken inside"
Occupied Minds: Dealing with one child arrested and then another
Occupied Minds: Allowing people to regain control of their lives
World Mental Health Day 2018: Beyond a healthy body
MSF adapts to changing needs in Greater Kasai region
Living with loneliness and trauma
Rohingya trauma and resilience
MSF resumes medical activities in Maban after suspension
Helping Yambio’s demobilised child soldiers come to terms with their past
“My sister, I will take care of you”
Illustrating MSF’s busiest maternity ward
“When I sleep, it feels like knives moving through my leg”
How we deliver medical humanitarian assistance
Everywhere we work, the circumstances are unique. Nonetheless, our programmes generally follow a common set of practices designed to make sure our resources and expertise are used to maximum effect.