
NPR highlights ALIMA’s work in Cameroon
The U.S. media outlet NPR dedicates an episode of its podcast Planet Money to ALIMA’s work in Cameroon’s Far North

The U.S. media outlet NPR dedicates an episode of its podcast Planet Money to ALIMA’s work in Cameroon’s Far North
As child malnutrition continues to escalate in Nigeria, the European Union (EU) has funded the shipment of 20,000 boxes of
In Niono, Mali, ALIMA’s mobile teams provide care to families living in remote areas, often deprived of even the most
In Boga, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, thousands of displaced families are trying to rebuild their lives after
It is overflowing. Initially built to shelter 25,000 people, the Zabout camp now houses over 50,000 people. Since 2023, ALIMA
Every year, millions of children in Africa are trapped in a vicious cycle of malnutrition and infectious diseases. But what
In Boulsa, located in the Kuilsé region of Burkina Faso, local health teams have continued their tireless efforts to save
In the areas hardest hit by the conflict, women and men continue to heal, protect, and bring hope back to

On October 2, 2024, the Dominican government launched a campaign to deport 10,000 immigrants per week, particularly affecting the Haitian

Sudan – North Darfur. Thousands of families are fleeing violence. In Tawila, they find refuge… but access to healthcare, water,
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