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15 years of Humanitarian Action
Since 2009, ALIMA (The Alliance for International Medical Action) has stood out as a key player in emergency medical humanitarian intervention. With over 22 million people treated across the Sahel, Haiti, Sudan, Ukraine, and many other countries, ALIMA is committed to providing quality care to the most vulnerable populations daily.
ALIMA responds to the dual imperative of emergency response and development through an innovative model that relies on partnerships with local and international actors, ministries of health, and research institutes. This approach allows ALIMA to address immediate medical emergencies while building local capacities and sustainable health solutions within the affected communities.
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With ALIMA, each donation meets an urgent need while also contributing to lasting development. We call this a “double impact donation”.
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Legacy Donor Spotlight: Leslie Roberts on how her career as a reporter shaped her connection to ALIMA
ALIMA legacy donor Leslie Roberts shares how her experiences as a global health reporter shaped her understanding of humanitarian aid and her long-term giving plans.
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Four months into the Ebola outbreak in Ituri province, DRC, ALIMA’s integrated response — treatment centers, rapid diagnosis, community mobilization and clinical research — is