Haiti - the desperate need for medical care continues Haiti - What can you do? Emergency medical care for Haiti earthquake survivors
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Doctors of the World has almost 370 medical professionals working in teams around Haiti providing healthcare to those desperately in need.  As well as surgical teams the operation covers a wide range of services from first aid to mental health.

Click below to watch our film about our work in Haiti.

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We are deeply grateful for the multitude of people who have contacted us wanting to help in any way possible, from hosting fundraising events to providing medical assistance, medicine and supplies.

Below is a list of ways that you can get involved in Doctors of the World UK's work:

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Doctors of the World continues to have a strong presence in Haiti.  Teams are working in three hospitals and in mobile clinics in the capital Port-au-Prince as well as mobile clinics in Petit Goâve, Jacmel and Grande Anse. 

British surgeon, Christopher Bulstrode is part of the emergency team.  He has been sleeping under canvas and working around the clock operating on as many people as he can.  You can read about his valuable work on our blog.

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Doctors of the World's Blog: Frontline Diaries goes online

As well as providing medical care for vulnerable people around the world, our volunteers are also front-line witnesses to some of the world’s worst human and natural catastrophes.

 

Through this blog, we want to give a voice to our volunteers in the field. In that context, no-one can convey the terrible suffering, urgent needs and dedication better than them.

Get your news directly from our volunteers: Visit Doctors of the World's Blog: Frontline Diaries

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