IsraAID sends team to help refugees in Europe
‘After what we suffered in the Holocaust 70 years ago, how can we not help tens of thousands seeking refuge from wars in the Middle East and Africa?’
‘After what we suffered in the Holocaust 70 years ago, how can we not help tens of thousands seeking refuge from wars in the Middle East and Africa?’
International day celebrates the spirit that inspires humanitarian work across the globe.
Eight-member IsraAID team gut and fix some of the 375 homes in need of repair in Illinois community.
Israel-based humanitarian relief agency has experience in US disaster relief from floods in Denver, Detroit; Hurricanes Sandy, Katrina; wild fires in Washington.
Israeli medical team in Nepal thinks up a low-tech solution to help villagers access treatment for respiratory ailments.
Aid volunteers still on the ground are assessing how they can help in the wake of a powerful aftershock; IDF may return.
Working in the hard-hit village of Tar, the Israeli volunteer medical team has already treated 122 patients.
Israeli doctors and nurses have performed 33 lifesaving surgeries and aided in five births, including three Cesarean sections.
‘We are proud to represent the state and we hope to save lives and achieve results.’ — IDF relief mission leader Col. Yoram Laredo
Israel Defense Force sends its largest humanitarian aid team in years to rescue and treat victims of the deadly Himalayan earthquake.
Emergency relief teams from IsraAID are bringing food, water and other aid to starving islanders.
The relief organization, IsraAid, arrives soon after a disaster and stays for as long as it takes to get the country back on its feet.
IsraAID runs a medical facility, an agriculture program, a youth empowerment center and a gender violence prevention program for Haitian women.
Israeli-based humanitarian aid agency distributes emergency supplies to refugees as part of international community effort.
After providing medical supplies and psychological support, Israel will send three mobile emergency Ebola treatment units to high-risk countries.