AMURT Italy are collecting money to rebuild a school in the earthquake area. The location and the name of the...
“Cholera is not endemic to Haiti, so people are getting very sick, very fast after contracting it,” explains Patrica Munday, AMURTEL’s program coordinator in Haiti.She is part of an AMURTEL medical team that travelled ecently to remote areas hit by the cholera epidemic, which has claimed thousands of lives and could affect another 400,000 according to the US CDC
We are working on the health education as best as we can. Olivia, a volunteer nurse from San Diego came...
AMURT started working in Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, in late 2010. We decided to focus on the health sector, as the indicators for maternal and child mortality are among the highest in the world.
Villages in Ghana receive running water for the first time through AMURT’s community owned water project. The...
Children from the Sitron camp Distribution and Relocation Over the past month we have seen a shift in our emergency...
An 9.0 magnitude earthquake and a 10 meter high tsunami wave hit northeastern Japan at 2.46pm on Friday March 11. Thousands of people have have died and hundreds of thousands are affected
Helene left catastrophic destruction in its wake as it roared north. Though eventually downgraded to a tropical storm, Helene became the worst storm to hit N Carolina and Tenn in over 100 years, sweeping away roads, bridges, homes and livelihoods
Repeating the successful circus camp of last summer, Amurtel once again offered a free day camp in our Port au Prince center.