They are also scientists, health workers and leaders who enrich the social and economic fabric of both host and origin countries." (WHO)

Women and newborns’ lives are at heightened risk with disrupted maternal and essential care as barriers to access increase. Notably, refugees are not only recipients of care.

"As protracted displacement rises, many fleeing conflict and disasters are spending over a decade awaiting legal recognition. Among them are over 47 million children, facing disrupted access to health, education, and protection.

Today on World Refugee Day, we stand in Solidarity with Refugees.

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Course incorporates the
- ICPCN Elearning course on palliative care for children in humanitarian settings
- 6 weekly online teaching sessions with children’s palliative care experts
- Weekly sessions on Mondays from 📅 June 30-Aug 4, 2025, ⏰ 4-5:15pm East Africa Time

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This week, along with the global palliative care community, remember Dr Anne Merriman along with her extensive career in reducing suffering of patients and families through palliative care.

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We are online now for our Quarterly Webinar at PallCHASE!
Using mPallCare to Strengthen Palliative Care in Humanitarian Contexts: A Global Dialogue
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Session #1: 3pm London on May 7th, 2025

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During Her Visit to Mozambique, IOM Deputy Chief Amplifies Need for Lasting Solutions for Displaced Communities Beira/ Geneva, 25 April 2025 – International Organization for Migration (IOM) Deputy Director General for Operations Ugochi Daniels called for increased sustained development financing to help communi...

“The most sustainable solutions are those driven by the communities - solutions rooted in dignity, knowledge, and local leadership.”

IOM Deputy Director General @daniels_ugochi calls for sustained development and lasting solutions during her visit to Mozambique.

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Important article - please read!

We must keep advocating and seeing the vision for palliative care in all settings, for all people.

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Join us on May 7th and 8th for our quarterly Global Webinar. Save the date!

Your work deserves the spotlight! Submit your poster abstract for the #CAPCSeminar25 by March 28. Topic areas include ensuring care quality in the context of limited resources, team well-being, advancing equitable care, and more. www.capc.org/seminar/post... #hapc #hpm #CAPCSeminar25

📍 Sudan | The ongoing conflict has made healthcare nearly impossible for millions.

Earlier this year, we deployed a mobile surgical team to Atbara Teaching Hospital, which treated 150 war-wounded patients.

Mousa Al Wakil, a patient at the hospital, shares his experience. 👇🏽

“Now, we can feel the panic in the air, the sound of ambulance sirens is a constant, and we can see the pain and devastation in the faces of those we are helping. People are scared and are again forced to think only of surviving the next hours.”

📍 Gaza | Within hours of the violence restarting, staff at the Field Hospital in Rafah received a high number of patients in a short time.

For the last eight weeks, our medical staff has been able to focus on providing care amid relative calm. But that calm was shattered 👇🏼

Eighty percent of WHO-supported facilities in Afghanistan risk shutdown by June

WHO in Afghanistan is deeply concerned that funding shortages could force the closure of 80% of WHO-supported essential health care services.

Impact of the US funding cuts on global health programmes around the world YouTube video by World Health Organization (WHO)

The US Administration has been extremely generous over many years, & it is within its rights to decide what it supports, and to what extent.

But the abrupt cuts in funding from the US are putting at risk decades of progress in various health programmes across the world.

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