For 25 years, IMA World Health has strengthened health systems in the Democratic Republic of the Congo through long-term partnership, reform and national impact.
IMA World Health is deeply saddened to report the brutal killing of a colleague who was a nurse and health care worker affiliated with the JESI Plus Project, during an armed att...
Mobile and digital solutions are key to strengthening health systems, especially in countries where health care facilities and workers can be inaccessible, overstretched or disr...
Visceral leishmaniasis (VL), or Kala-Azar, is one of the world’s deadliest neglected tropical diseases. In South Sudan, years of conflict have devastated health infrastructure, ...
Corus organization IMA World Health is meeting the urgent needs of trauma victims and vulnerable community members in partnership with HEAL Africa hospital, Panzi Foundation, an...
The escalating conflict in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has triggered a massive humanitarian crisis, with over 5 million people displaced across North and South Ki...
Discover the inspiring story of Mado, a 2-year-old girl in the DRC whose life was saved by the power of simple but effective solutions. In February 2016, Mado’s critical conditi...
Across DRC, approximately six million children suffer from chronic malnutrition. Assistant Nurse Tangiza Tangiza, who works in Kasai province, has seen hundreds of children repe...
In DRC, where approximately six million children suffer from chronic malnutrition. This contributes to the prevalence of stunting in the country, which often has devastating con...
Corus organization IMA World Health has been working for decades to improve water, hygiene and sanitation in almost every province in the DRC.
For over a decade, Corus organization IMA World Health has been committed to fighting trachoma in Tanzania. We partnered with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and various stakeh...
Noshaba Zafar presented a poster on "Tackling Twin Epidemics—HIV and Gender-Based Violence (GBV)" at the International AIDS Conference in Munich. The two crises of HIV and GBV, ...
Despite considerable progress, maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) remains a pressing public health issue in Nepal. Lutheran World Relief partnered with fellow Corus Inte...
Corus International celebrates IMA World Health's more than twenty years of vaccine programming this World Immunization Week.
MOMENTUM Integrated Health Resilience, funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and led by Corus organization IMA World Health, supports the DRC'...
The Corus International family of organizations is committed to addressing water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH) crises around the world.
MOMENTUM Integrated Health Resilience, funded by the United States Agency for International Development and led by Corus organization IMA World Health, is increasing food availa...
By investing in women, we can foster economic growth and pave the way for a better future for all. Meet the Corus changemakers who are transforming their communities.
We unite with the global community to call for investment and action to end Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs). Corus organization IMA World Health has worked to address NTDs fo...
Corus organization IMA World Health leads our integrated primary health care approach by working through health care facilities and community-based health care providers to adva...
Corus organization IMA World Health has built and supported integrated, holistic and sustainable health systems that increase access to quality health care in low-income countri...
IMA World Health (IMA) is poised to leverage its long-standing partnerships in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to increase access to safe drinking water and improve sanit...
Corus International has been awarded a $1 million grant from the Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP) to support agricultural livelihood recovery in Ukraine.
With seven representatives from Corus in attendance, the WILD Forum was a catalyst for thought-provoking discussions, exchange of actionable insights and collaboration with impa...
Mahmoud Bah joins Corus International on May 1.
The USAID-funded MOMENTUM Integrated Health Resilience project, led by Corus organization IMA World Health, works in fragile settings, where health services are inconsistent or ...
Supported by the Corus International family of organizations, mobile health clinics provide emergency health assistance for internally displaced people (IDPs) in Yemen.
The Corus International family of organizations is committed to addressing water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH) crises around the world.
For nearly 20 years, Corus organization IMA World Health has built and supported integrated, holistic and sustainable health systems that increase access to quality health care ...
On January 30th, IMA World Health (IMA), in collaboration with regional and district health authorities and the Tanzanian NTD Control Program, is conducting a surgery camp in Ma...
IMA World Health (IMA) has been working to address NTDs for more than 20 years in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
As IMA World Health recognizes World Sight Day, we honor our critical partnerships that are advancing efforts to control and eliminate trachoma, a neglected tropical disease (NT...
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), IMA World Health has been a data leader through our long-standing work to implement a National Health Information System through the i...
IMA World Health has won a grant from the Osprey Foundation to fund faith-based approaches to ensuring COVID-19 vaccine equity in Africa that will result in more shots in arms t...
IMA World Health and our Corus International family of organizations stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
In honor of World NTD Day, IMA World Health is pausing to acknowledge the hard work and partnership that has helped to bring the global goals for controlling and eliminating neg...
IMA World Health was awarded a $573,000 grant by the END Fund to support the continuation of urgent Visceral Leishmaniasis (VL) services in South Sudan.
IMA World Health and our Corus International family of organizations applaud the U.S. Government’s leadership in addressing climate change through the President’s Emergency Plan...
As IMA World Health recognizes World Sight Day, we honor our critical partnerships that are advancing efforts to control and eliminate trachoma, the world's leading infectious c...
IMA World Health supports Haiti's health system at the national, departmental and communal levels, providing tailored assistance and capacity strengthening that boosts engagemen...
Staff from IMA World Health and Lutheran World Relief are mobilizing to respond to the Aug. 14 Haiti earthquake.
The CCIH 2021 Conference will be a series of virtual events held on May 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, and 27 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. U.S. EDT each day. The sessions will focus on hearing f...
Corus International is working with longstanding local partners to respond to the COVID-19 surge in India, providing support to overwhelmed hospitals and helping rural communiti...
The care and effort you poured into our 75,000 More Face Mask Challenge has arrived just in time to help survivors of back-to-back hurricanes in Honduras and Guatemala, people l...
Ford-Livene is an executive with Intel Capital, and Dr. Cathy A. Petti, is the founder and CEO of MoDx, a medical knowledge domain platform.
Muna Bhanji, a former global pharmaceutical executive, and Dr. Kurt Newman, president and CEO of Children’s National Hospital, have been elected to the Corus International board...
Charlie Goldsmith Associates, part of the Corus International family of international development organizations, has changed its name to CGA Technologies.
IMA World Health has supported neglected tropical disease control programs for more than two decades, and our current work focuses in Haiti and Tanzania. In honor of World NTD D...
This year, as a part of Corus International's ongoing commitment to fighting racism, we will participate in the 2021 National Day of Racial Healing on Tuesday, January 19.
The USPS delays may also affect how quickly thank you letters and tax receipts reach your mailbox.
Corus International has released its annual Top 10 list of regions it is monitoring for potential or worsening humanitarian crises over the coming year.
The IDP Emergency Medical Care Response Project provided vital primary health care services to IDP and returnee populations through nine mobile clinics and outreach sites in the...
We are an ensemble of non-profits and for-profits working in concert to end extreme poverty once and for all.
Shalufa Josephine spends her days in constant vigilance. She lives in one of a cluster of small tin shacks by the side of the road in Goma, the largest city in Eastern Congo. Th...
The staff and partners of IMA World Health are excited to join colleagues at the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 2020 Annual Meeting.
This year, IMA World Health is marking its 60th anniversary of serving the world through its vision of health, healing and well-being for all.
USAID Afya Jijini has supported the Ministry of Health in developing kangaroo mother care guidelines and policy review — so more mothers across Nairobi County can celebrate happ...
IMA World Health offers its congratulations to longtime partner Africa Christian Health Associations Platform (ACHAP) on receiving a three-year, $15 million award from the U.S....
When Abdu Haruna's wife died, he was sure their newborn son Athumani would follow soon after. Fortunately, one of the DFID ASTUTE project’s key components was to engage and equi...
The peer-reviewed journal Archives of Public Health has published the research article, “An interpersonal nutrition campaign and maternal knowledge and childhood feeding practic...
As the longest and deadliest Ebola outbreak in the DRC ends, IMA's Dr. Bill Clemmer reflects on the challenges and successes of the international response.
COVID-19 has changed the world as we know it. And while these times may be unprecedented, Corus International’s prioritization of staff care is not. As a family of faith-based g...
Right now, the coronavirus is spreading in developing nations, and the worst is yet to come. Let’s not wait until then to act. There are things you can do right now, from your h...
To commemorate 75 years of helping those who have the very least, and to reflect our expanding work around the world, Lutheran World Relief has a dynamic new logo.
IMA World Health and Lutheran World Relief have jointly launched Corus International, a model of the international NGO of the future and the new parent of a family of faith-base...
Contact tracing has been a highly effective tool for containing the Ebola outbreak centered in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Now we’re applying the same principles to help s...
IMA World Health is committed to climate justice in our relationships, our programs, and our operations. We will seek to continuously improve our efforts in all these areas.
Just as physicians in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo have edged closer to ending a record outbreak of Ebola, COVID-19 presents a new threat. While much of the work Lut...
IMA World Health is partnering with the Africa Christian Health Associations Platform (ACHAP) in launching a response to the novel coronavirus COVID-19 in seven countries in wes...
When their teammate lost his grandparents in Italy to COVID-19, the Grace College men’s soccer team decided to use their abilities to fight the coronavirus. Their idea: they wou...
Thanks to existing funding and cooperation from UK’s Department for International Development (DFID), IMA World Health has been able to work quickly with Tanzania's Ministry of ...
IMA World Health is working with long-time partner HEAL Africa and the DRC Ministry of Health to help set up a COVID-19 isolation and treatment facility. Workers are racing to t...
Daniel Speckhard, president & CEO of Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health, writes in this CNN opinion article about lessons we learned in responding to the Ebola outbreak ...
Right now, we’re all staying in our homes, doing our part to flatten the curve of the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19. During this uncertain time, I recognize how diff...
The rapidly spreading outbreak of the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, the UN body coordinating the global heal...
International NGOs Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health, building on their experience responding to Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo, are assisting local health n...
After Ebola infected more than 3,400 people and claimed more than 2,000 lives in the Democratic Republic of Congo, health workers are hopeful, even as they remain vigilant, that...
In this U.S. News & World Report commentary, Allyson Bear, M.P.H, vice president for Corus International, a new organization formed by the merger of international NGOs Lutheran ...
Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health are saddened by the loss of our colleague Wendy Rothenberger, who passed away Saturday, February 1 after a lengthy illness.
Deteriorating security in the Sahel has created tremendous suffering and narrowed the humanitarian space available to respond. This has made operating in the region more complic...
Corus International staff Allyson Bear, MPH, vice president for quality and impact, and Dr. Andreas Nshala, who leads NTD work in Tanzania, co-wrote this op-ed in U.S. News & Wo...
Providence and Vernier Kahindo were afraid. The couple knew Ebola had reached their community, located on the edge of Beni, Democratic Republic of Congo. So when they saw a pair...
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In January 2010, on his first official trip for IMA World Health, former CEO Rick Santos was buried in the rubble of the Hotel Montana, which was destroyed by the devastating Ha...
IMA World Health is proud to share three presentations at the American Society for Tropical Medicine and Hygiene’s 2019 Annual Meeting. IMA will join nearly 4,800 global health ...
Katembo Mastaki Barnabas was in the hospital for 12 days, receiving treatment and medicine that helped him beat Ebola. (Photo by Paul Jeffrey for IMA Wo...
Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health today announced that Derek Reynolds has joined the organization as the Vice President for Business Development.
ASTUTE has guided more than 4 million mothers and caregivers of young children in feeding children properly.
An IMA World Health staff member surveys needs in Poktap. (Photo by Matt Hackworth/IMA World Health)
BALTIMORE — Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health have opened a country office in war-torn Yemen, initiating projects that are improving sanitation and providing clean wate...
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Elizabeth Mwita, with her 10-month old son Samuel, works on a farm in Mwanza, Tanzania. (Photo by Paul Jeffrey/IMA World Health)
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IMA World Health and Lutheran World Relief applaud the World Health Organization’s declaration that the Ebola ou...
Nurse Tryphone Titus Kipondya enters data on a child's growth chart during a screening for malnutrition at the Nyamagana District Hospital in Mwanza Tanzania. ...
The Tushinde Ujeuri team implements the sexual and gender-based violence prevention, treatment, and support activities in eastern Congo. ...
U.S. State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary Scott Busby visited IMA World Health’s office in Goma, DRC, on June 20, 2019, to understand first-hand the efforts to prevent se...
Photo by Mirabelle Enaka Kima, IFRC FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Con...
WASHINGTON, D.C., June 13, 2019—As Ebola advances beyond the Democratic Republic of Congo into Uganda, IMA World Health is intensifying efforts to contain the spread before it b...
Photo by Mirabelle Enaka Kima, IFRC FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact John Rivera, Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health jri...
Faith leaders and health workers gather outside of Redeemed Gospel Church Health Centre, a combined facility within an informal settlement outside of Nairob...
Dr. Bill Clemmer, who leads the Ebola response for Lutheran World Relief-IMA, speaks to CBS News about the challenges of addressing the epidemic in a context of armed conflict a...
Story by Gary Fields/Photos by Duncan Ochol IMA World Health and Lutheran World Relief N ...
Sophia Mohamed, 20, suffered from bilateral TT pain for two years before IMA held surgery camp in her village of Kihamba in the Mtwara region of Tanza...
Rick Santos, senior advisor to Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health, recently took part in a panel focusing ...
During our Summer Matching Gift campaign, your gift doubles – dollar for dollar, up to $35,000 – to reach children and families at risk of Ebo...
This mother brought her baby to be vaccinated against deadly diseases at a mobile clinic in South Sudan, where many people have been displaced by violence a...
Local authorities investigating the aftermath of an attack on an Ebola response clinic in Butembo in which a physician was shot and killed. ...
WASHINGTON—In second attack this week on an IMA World Health-supported health facility involved in the Ebola response, gunmen stormed a hospital today (Friday, April 19) in Bute...
WASHINGTON—An armed group this week attacked and looted an IMA World Health-supported health facility involved in the Ebola response in Butembo, North Kivu province, Democratic ...
This Ebola clinic was burned during an attack in December in Beni, DRC. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact John Rivera, Lutheran ...
Washington, DC—Following the first-ever global report on WASH in Healthcare Facilities, leaders from the world’s largest Faith-Based Organizations (FBO), including Lutheran Worl...
Panelists Jenna Barnett, Dr. Monica Coleman, Kirsten Laursen Muth and Dr. Jo Lusi in front of a packed audience on March 14. Photo by Jennifer Bentzel/IMA W...
IMA's Frank Dimmock, at left, moderated the session, and Dr. Alice Mudekereza and Dr. Larry Sthreshley facilitated the workshop. (Photo courtesy of CBC...
Tearfund and ECC staff meet with various congregations and youth groups in Butembo.
“Can the Church be viewed...
The theme of ACHAP's 2019 Biennial Conference is "Re-igniting Primary Health Care: the role of ACHAP.” (Photo by Paul Jeffrey/IMA World Health) ...
The team transports desperately-needed supplies and medicine to a group of people who had fled violence and settled in Akurwa and Aderi in Kak Payam, South ...
Sophia Mohamed, 20, suffered from bilateral TT pain for two years before IMA held surgery camp in her village of Kihamba in the Mtwara region of Tanza...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: John Rivera, Media Relations Manager IMA World Health, Lutheran World Relief Join Forces International NGOs’ complementary...
WASHINGTON, D.C. — IMA World Health announced today that its Board of Directors has appointed Ambassador Daniel V. Speckhard as its president and CEO, effective January 1, 2019...
Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health are joining forces, and the future looks brighter than ever – especially for ending the cycle of poverty, fostering healthier families...
By Daniel Speckhard and Rick Santos New opportunities. Stronger programs. Greater impact.
CONFLICT & CLIMATE: DRIVERS OF DISASTER by IMA World Health on Exposure
Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health have released the 2019 Early Warning Forecast of regions they are monitoring for potential or worsening humanitarian crises over the c...
SOUS EMBARGO JUSQU’AU LUNDI 14 JANVIER Contact : John Rivera, Responsable des relations avec les médias Lutheran World Relief et IMA World Health unissent...
PROHIBIDA SU PUBLICACIÓN HASTA EL LUNES 14 DE ENERO Contacto: John Rivera, Gerente de Relaciones Públicas Lutheran World Relief e IMA World Health unen sus fuer...
Charles Justine, 8, gets a fist bump from Alex Kaijage of Tumaini La Maisha, IMA World Health's on-the-ground partner in supporting childhood cancer ca...
IMA World Health was working with the local community in the northeastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo long before the recent outbreak of Ebol...
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Ayen Makuach Panreing, 28, says she feels lucky.
A health worker sprays disinfectant on his colleague after working at an Ebola treatment centre in Beni, Eastern Congo, in early September 2018. (AP P...
By Linda James/IMA World Health Photos by Freddy Kabeya (IMA Communications Project Coordinator)
Dr. Bill Clemmer, of IMA World Health, greets Dr. Denis Mukwege, the founder of the Panzi Hospital, a key partner IMA's work to put an end to sexual an...
An IMA World Health staff member surveys needs in Poktap. (Photo by Matt Hackworth/IMA World Health)
Alex is now an active and healthy child, thanks to interventions made possible through ASTUTE. (Photo by IMA World Health staff)
A community health worker prepares to deliver treatment for lymphatic filariasis and soil-transmitted helminths at a school in northern Haiti. (Photo by Kar...
A health care worker wears protective gear at a treatment center in the Democratic Republic of Congo during an outbreak. (AP Photo/John Bompengo) ...
Washington, D.C. — More pastors than ever say they are expected to respond to domestic and sexual violence but report having...
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August 8, 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Matt Hackworth, [email protected], +1.202.417.5883 Agency responsible for majority of DRC’s health ...
IMA Program Manager Alex Msumanje examines 17-year-old Fadhili Ally Likunte's eyes, looking for symptoms of TT and other eye conditions. (Photo by Jenn...
Now 17 months old, Frederic enjoys a sleepy, healthy afternoon in the shade wrapped in his mother’s arms. (Photo by Chanelle Strammer/IMA World Health) ...
IMA staff, partners and new connections had many great discussions at our booth at the 22nd International AIDS Conference. (Photo by Kara Eberle.) ...
A midwife leads a mothers' group to provide information about nutrition and stunting. By Emily Esworthy / Photos by IMA World H...
Samuel Bialala (left) and a team of community workers in Kapemba, Kasai on Feb. 14, 2018. By Linda James IMA World Health ...
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Siméon Avuta prepares the VSAT installation materials in Kananga, Kasai Central. (Photo by Carlos Nyembwe/IMA World Health) By Linda James IMA W...
Nurse Praxeda Kahwa helps Jumanne Kessy hoist his daughter Esther onto a scale in the Nyamagana District Hospital in Mwanza Tanzania. The child and others w...
C ollecting and using data systematically is the best way to ensure resources are used responsibly in public health interventions.
An IMA World Health staff member surveys needs in Poktap. (Photo by Matt Hackworth/IMA World Health) By Matt Hackworth IMA World Health ...
I MA World Health President and CEO Rick Santos will join nearly 100 international health leaders at the PQMD 2018 Global Health Policy Forum ...
The Stunting Summit drew 34 governors representing every province in Indonesia; 10 ministers; and the Vice President of Indonesia. A ...
IMA staff and volunteers use whatever means necessary to transport bednets to distribution sites in South Sudan. With funding from the G...
Children gather around a radio to listen to important messages. (IMA World Health/Christopher Glass) By Matt Hackworth IMA World Health ...
Thanks to the ASSP project, millions of mothers and children received access to affordable health care in the Democratic Republic of Congo. (Photo by IMA Wo...
The partnership brought Brigham Young University faculty to visit IMA operations in Indonesia, where the agency implements the Millennium Challenge Account ...
Every time you smile at someone, it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing. —Mother Teresa ...
From Haiti to Indonesia to South Sudan, IMA World Health had a productive, challenging and rewarding year in pursuit of our vision of he...
Donors are the foundation of IMA World Health’s vital and lifesaving work. Without their support, IMA couldn’t help women and children beat cancer in Tanzania or ...
Children at St. Paul's Episcopal School in Haiti's South department enjoy healthy WASH practices. IMA World Health/staff ...
Gifts made to IMA World Health support our entire mission of health, healing and well-being, and they will be directed to where they are mo...
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By Gloria Nantulya/ IMA World Health I MA World Health is expanding the National Nutrition Communications Campaign...
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Alistidia Albogast is known by at Muhimbili National Hospital as 'Dr. Clown,' and her job is to comfort children who are undergoing cancer treatme...
Nurse Praxeda Kahwa measures the mid-upper arm circumference of a child at the Nyamagana District Hospital in Mwanza Tanzania. Photo by Paul Jeffrey ...
Nurse Moureen Mbise fills out reports after screening Remi Paulo Hengeleka for cervical cancer in the Shirati Hospital. Photo by Paul Jeffrey. CHAL...
Prefabricated medical clinics stand completed in Pajut in South Sudan. (IMA World Health photo) By Kara Eberle/IMA World Health ...
The 2017 Sexual Violence Research Initiative Forum is taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from Sept. 18-21. (Photo by Cudjoe Bennett/IMA World Health) ...
I n the wake of Hurricane Irma, generous private individuals and two key members have bolstered IMA World Health’s efforts to ad...
Dr. William Clemmer, Ushindi chief of party, and Christophe Tocco, USAID mission director for the Democratic Republic of Congo, attended...
World Humanitarian Day is recognized every year on August 19 to pay tribute to the aid workers who risk their lives in humanitarian service. (Crystal Staffo...
Mwema Hamisi took her daughter, Asha, to three different hospitals before reaching Muhimbili National Hospital. Doctors diagnosed Asha with Burkitt's L...
Breastfeeding provides essential nutrients during the first 1,000 days of life. (Craig Thompson/IMA World Health) Did you know tha...
Teer was suffering from severe malnutrition when he was admitted to a nutrition stabilization center in Poktap, South Sudan. After two months of treatment, ...
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Kenya is one of the four HIV high-burden countries in Africa with about 1.5 million people living with HIV at the end of 2...
It’s the rainy season in South Sudan, which makes the logistics of providing emergency assistance quite difficult. But with your help, we’re plowing through...
Glenda Johnson, pictured with IMA World Health President and CEO Rick Santos at Catonsville Presbyterian Church in Maryland, has supported IMA World Health ...
Students showing off their new TOMS shoes at a school in the commune of Cayes, in Haiti's Sud (South) department Story and photos by IMA Wor...
Panelists from the Capitol Hill briefing: Zeina Sifri (HKI), Michelle Brooks (moderator, UTC-NTDs), Lisa Rotondo (RTI), Gloria Nantulya (IMA) and PJ Hoop...
A mother sits with her daughter who is receiving care at the Padiet Cholera Treatment Center in South Sudan. (Photo by IMA World Health staff) ...
Nurse Moureen Mbise fills out reports after screening Remi Paulo Hengeleka for cervical cancer in the Shirati Hospital in Shirati, Tanzania. (Paul Jeffrey/I...
Nearly 5 million men, women and children are on the brink of starvation following the declaration of a famine in South Sudan. IMA aims to provide emergency ...
As hard as it was for Nesuru's husband to accept that she had been violated, he stayed by her side. And together, they are healing. (Crystal Stafford/I...
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Dr. Rina Luhaga examines Filbert Mabula as his mother Rahabu Kazagata calms the 2-year-old boy in the Bugando Medical Center in Mwanza, Tanzania. The boy su...
IMA World Health's Cass Clemmer and Crystal Stafford film local actors discussing key Ushindi messages K
Elizabeth Peter and other nurses educate women about cervical cancer as they wait for screening in the Shirati Hospital in Shirati Tanzania. (Paul Jeffrey/I...
Testing for lymphatic filariasis, Mwanaidi Mtui takes a blood sample from a boy in a public school in Vikuge Tanzania. (Paul Jeffrey/IMA World Health) ...
Dr. Mounir Lado, IMA’s Country Director in South Sudan, is extremely thankful for the many people who have made contributions to help the ...
Children wait for the water to turn on at a central water point in Bor, South Sudan. (Bigstock/Wollwerth Imagery) You can save lives in South Sud...
The Ushindi team rallies together for International Women's Day 2017 Story and photos by IMA World Health staff I
This group, Noyo, is responsibile for educating the community on gender-based violence and bringing survivors to the Walikale Safehouse for counseling...
Duncan Ochol, picture third from the left, smiles while walking with colleagues in South Sudan. (Photo by IMA staff)
All major supporting staff from the ministry, BAO and IMA met in Washington, D.C. to discuss the effort in October 2016. (Photo by Gloria Nantulya) ...
World Water Day is on March 22 every year and focuses on taking action on water issues. (Achmad Ibrahim/IMA World Health) 663 million. That’s the...
"We are together." by IMA World Health on Exposure
IMA World Health had a significant presence during the conference, including a day-long workshop on how the faith community can work to address ...
IMA World Health President and CEO Rick Santos moderated the panel about global health partnership opportunities for faith-based organizations during the Af...
Panel attendees split into two groups for contextual Bible study as part of the pre-conference workshop about ways faith-based organizations can be instrume...
Dr. Samuel Mwenda of CHAK leads a discussion about health systems financing. (Photo by Matt Hackworth) I
The community surrounding Abattoir Health Center crowds around to watch the Girl Rising movie. (Photo by Crystal Stafford/IMA World Health) T ...
A s the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, or UNESCO, commemorates World Radio Day, we take the opportunity t...
Community mobilizers distribute nets in South Sudan. (Photo by IMA Staff) D aniel Dau appreciates the way IMA World Health helps everyone in ...
The 4-cent test that saves lives in Tanzania by IMA World Health on Exposure
W ayne Cogswell’s relationship with IMA World Health goes back about 30 years.
Students at the National School of Roger Delmas in Jacmel drink clean water from a LifeStraw filter provided by IMA World Health after Hurricane Matth...
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This mother in Kenya wants what we all want for our children: a happy and healthy life. (IMA World Health/Craig Thompson) All gif...
Navigating the Nile River with partner Sudan Medical Care. (Photo by Christopher Glass/IMA World Health) D ear friends, Merria...
N ovember 19 is World Toilet Day, a time to recognize that toilets are essential to leading healthy and productive lives.
Newly constructed latrines greet students throughout Haiti, thanks to the Healthy Schools, Successful Children program. (Photo by Dr. Paul-Emile Dalexis) ...
IMA World Health is at the ASTMH 65th Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, this week. Research based on IMA’s work on neglect...
IMA World Health will have a significant presence at the Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research at Vancouver’s Conven...
Former IMA President Paul Derstine shares his memories during the IMA Open House on Oct. 3, 2016. (Photo by Debbie Lithander/IMA World Health) ...
Just what does “health systems strengthening” mean? To Dr. Tonny Tumwesigye, it means meeting the needs of a growing and vulnerable population in Uganda and en...
Go ahead. Ask Don Padgett about his shirt. He welcomes people’s questions about his clothing choices because it leads to talking about IMA World Health and its...
Volunteers with the Community Based Lymphedema Management program wash the affected extremities of patients in their homes, an effective method to reaching ...
By the Rev. Amy Gopp “The plight of girls is no more a tragedy than an opportunity.” – Nicholas Kristof I
Hurricane Matthew tore the roof off a newly repaired latrine and damaged a new fence that was built at Ecole Nationale Marcabee as part of the Episcop...
