ALIMA, a medical humanitarian organization
Ebola outbreak in the DRC
ALIMA launches an emergency response
A new Ebola outbreak is affecting northeastern DRC and has already spread beyond Ituri Province. With no approved vaccine or specific treatment for this variant, every day counts to care for patients and help contain the spread of the virus.
EBOLA EMERGENCY
Help us contain the outbreak
ALIMA teams are mobilizing to deliver medical supplies, protect health workers, and care for patients safely.
Your support is essential to help us act without delay.
On the ground
Our latest news
Mauritania: Too Many Crises for One Health System
In eastern Mauritania, population displacement, malnutrition, and lack of access to healthcare are putting communities at risk. In the Hodh El Chargui region, ALIMA is deploying mobile clinics and strengthening care for children suffering from malnutrition.
ALIMA joins the One Childhood, One Chance Alliance to fight malnutrition in crisis-hit settings
The One Childhood, One Chance Alliance, a new international coalition bringing together funders and humanitarian organizations, has been launched to strengthen the prevention and treatment of acute malnutrition in the most fragile settings.
“For me, it’s our humanity”: CNN goes inside ALIMA’s Ebola response in DRC (video)
From Bunia General Hospital in Ituri, CNN highlights ALIMA’s response to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
About Us
Our Operations Map
ALIMA is currently operating in 14 countries, providing quality medical care to the most vulnerable populations while developing sustainable solutions to improve local healthcare systems.
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About Us
Our Model
ALIMA is an international medical NGO founded in 2009 that provides quality healthcare to the most vulnerable populations. It is recognized for its expertise in maternal and child health, malnutrition, epidemics and emerging diseases, as well as research and innovation.
ALIMA’s work is based on three principles.
A unique alliance
between local and international organizations.
A local anchor
with 95% of teams from the countries of intervention and an operational headquarters in Dakar
The constant ambition to innovate
to transform humanitarian medicine