Chad: A typical day
What's a 'normal' day like when you're working with Doctors Without Borders / MSF? Nurse Liza is is Am Timan, Chad, and shares hers...
local staff
Iraq: Mahmoud and the mint plant
Trish blogs about a man whose devotion to his family kept the team grounded in war-torn Mosul...
An MSF doctor in Pakistan: “I suddenly found myself treating my own premature triplets”
In Baluchistan, in western Pakistan, there is no chronic food shortage, but local health practices mean that many children are malnourished. Dr Tufail Ahmad explains how the premature birth of his own children has inspired him to work for change...
My WATSAN Life in Ethiopia: Week 4
This dedicated, hardworking team are fighting disease in our projects in Ethiopia. But they aren't medics...
Kenya: Teamwork is key to fighting TB
TB is a highly contagious disease which causes damage to the lungs. It is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Gordon works at an MSF clinic in Kenya which is aiming to fight the disease. He introduces us to his job...
Niger: "More than ever, I have the MSF 'bug'!"
Alfa is deputy field coordinator with MSF in Niger. He blogs about why he chose to work for MSF, and a certain patient that changed him...
Aweil, South Sudan: Life in "Paradise"
I’ve been here in Aweil, South Sudan, for nearly two weeks. Somehow, it feels like much longer. Not in a bad way, just that the days start to blend into each other easily, especially when you work nearly every day and see the same people every day.
Everyone Has Stories
"I stood there and listened and the more that I listened, the more that he began to share."