In Syria, hospitals face immense challenges, but thanks to our partnership with @sams_usa, we can help equip medical teams with critical supplies. When Salma travelled 150km to Idlib to give birth, surgical sutures donated by IHP helped ensure her caesarean section was a success, providing safety and care in a time of crisis.

Partnership must be at the heart of aid. Proposed USAID funding cuts will impact humanitarian efforts globally. With half the world already lacking access to healthcare, collaboration is more critical than ever. IHP remains committed to delivering medicines and standing with partners navigating these changes. Read our full statement ⬇️

"Due to the escalation of armed conflict in Ukraine, providing comprehensive care to cancer patients is now a major challenge." - Pavlov, Medical Coordinator At @projecthopeorg. Thanks to the medicines donated by IHP, Project HOPE has been able to support the main oncology hospitals in Ukraine and people facing cancer, to ensure the continuation of uninterrupted treatment. 🔄 Repost to help raise awareness of our partnership.

Over 1.9 million people in Gaza are in need of humanitarian assistance. As part of efforts to rebuild infrastructure and reach those in need in Gaza, we continue to ship essential healthcare supplies and medicines to our partners in the area. If you would like to help support the ongoing efforts in Gaza, check out our full statement👇

Iryna, a haematologist at a city hospital in east Ukraine, tells us about the biggest challenge patients with haematological diseases face during the ongoing crisis. 💙 IHP has been working alongside our partner, @projecthopeorg, to deliver essential oncology treatments and supplies to Ukraine, such as those to treat leukaemia, lymphoma, and myeloma that arise from abnormal blood or bone marrow cells. The need for continued support in these communities is evident, and we continue to strive for accessible healthcare. 🔄 Repost to help raise awareness of our essential work.

Amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, those diagnosed with cancer are struggling to access the treatment they need. Our partnership with @projecthopeorg helps provide essential treatment and support to people like Andryi. Without this, people would be unable to afford their necessary treatment and would go untreated. 🔄 Repost to help raise awareness of this vital work.

For cancer patients, delays in treatment can mean the difference between hope and uncertainty. This #WorldCancerDay, we are highlighting the crucial journey of life-saving oncology medications. We work tirelessly to deliver essential cancer medications to hospitals and clinics in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities. 📲 Read more here

This #WorldNeglectedTropicalDiseaseDay, we are talking about one of the most prevalent NTDs in the world 🌍 Soil-transmitted helminths. Over 6 million children in 27 counties in Kenya are currently at risk. As a result of stagnant water and contaminated soil, these worms are spreading and thriving in the Samburu County. Our ongoing deworming programme with @worldconcern, has been going since 2020. Through our shipments of Mebendazole (de-worming medication), we have reached almost 10 million people across Kenya and Somaliland! This programme is especially critical for the children in these communities, who benefit from increased nutritional uptake, reduced infections, improved development and increased school attendance. Read more about the impact of this programme here:

South Sudan continues to face severe humanitarian challenges, with 9.4 million people in need of assistance. More than 300,000 refugees from Sudan’s conflict have sought refuge in South Sudan, putting even more strain on healthcare services. At IHP, we’re working with partners like @IMC_UK to help deliver critical healthcare to those in need. Every shipment of medicines helps save lives in South Sudan, where healthcare access remains out of reach for many. ➡️ Read our article '2025 Health Crises'

The Philippines is highly vulnerable to natural disasters, and many people struggle to access healthcare. ➡️ Out-of-pocket healthcare costs account for 44% of medical expenses. ➡️ 53% of children live in food poverty, further impacting their health. IHP partners with @children to deliver medical aid to vulnerable communities in the Philippines. ➡️ Read our article '2025 Health Crises'

The Horn of Africa is grappling with climate shocks, conflict, and food insecurity. Droughts and flooding have left millions at risk of malnutrition, and outbreaks of measles, cholera, malaria, and dengue are increasing. IHP is working with @IMC_Worldwide, @worldconcern, and @projecthopeorg to provide: ✅ Deworming treatments ✅ Primary healthcare medicines ✅ Mental health support ➡️ Read our article '2025 Health Crises'

Years of conflict have left 13.8 million Syrians displaced, with many living in informal camps with limited access to healthcare. IHP is partnering with @sams_usa to deliver life-saving medication for managing chronic conditions. ➡️ Read our article '2025 Health Crises'

The ceasefire in Gaza this past Sunday brings a sense of renewed hope that aid response will be expedited and humanitarians will be able to access and support some of the over 1.9 million people currently in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. “Alongside the rest of the international community, we welcome this long-awaited moment...We stand with our colleagues at the WHO, UN agencies, and the international community as a whole in calling for guaranteed, unrestricted access in order to deliver essential aid supplies." "‍The task ahead is monumental and complex. We must see an immediate increase in the flow of aid, free and safe movement for humanitarian and civilian workers, and the lifting of all restrictions. Now is the time for streamlined approval processes, efficiencies, and action." - Louise Hart, IHP’s Programmes Director. You can read our full statement for more information on how you can help support the ongoing challenges in Gaza 👇 ‍

Last year, we reached over 6.47 million patients across 24 countries 🌍—bringing critical healthcare support to vulnerable and disaster-struck communities. From delivering essential medical supplies to providing life-saving oncology medication, we worked hand-in-hand with our incredible local partners to meet diverse healthcare needs. None of this would have been possible without the unwavering support of our amazing partners in pharmaceuticals, logistics, and NGOs. 💙

Video message from @AneraOrg in Gaza📍. Last week, our partners @AneraOrg received our shipment of donated medications, which will support 58,477 patients in the area with long-term chronic conditions which can be life-threatening when unmanaged with regular access to medication.

The UN estimates 44% of people in Gaza are unable to cope with the effects of winter. As communities struggle to keep warm, the risk of respiratory-related illnesses is particularly prevalent due to the burning of harmful materials. Heavy rainfall and severely damaged infrastructure also leave thousands vulnerable to damp, muddy and wet living conditions. Read more about the deadly impact of winter in Gaza 👇

As winter deepens across the Middle East, we are grateful for the support of His Majesty King Charles III and so many others, towards our work helping those most vulnerable. Since Oct 2023, we've supported over 850,000 people with vital medicines:

Sudan is facing a devastating health crisis. With 30.4 million people in need of humanitarian assistance, the country is on the brink of famine. While we are not currently active in Sudan, we’re proud to support our partners like @IMC_Worldwide , who are delivering life-saving aid to those in desperate need. Read more here Image credit: @IMC_Worldwide

IHP welcomes the reports of a promised ceasefire deal in Gaza. We hope to see a full activation of this ceasefire by Sunday, as agreed, and a future return of all hostages to their families and a lasting peace in the region. Humanitarian access, especially for essential medicines and supplies, must be established without delay to prevent further loss of life. Read our full statement here: