Decline in Humanitarian Funding
Millions of Lives at Risk
Humanitarian aid is facing an unprecedented crisis.
While needs are skyrocketing, funding is plummeting. As a result, millions of people risk losing access to life-saving care, and our teams are on the brink of breaking point.
EMERGENCY IN GOMA
We need you
Thousands of injured people in Goma urgently need medical care, but overcrowded hospitals and a shortage of essential medicines are making treatment difficult.
ALIMA is on the ground providing vital aid, but your support is crucial to sustain our efforts.
On the ground
Our latest news
Lassa Fever Peak Hits Nigeria Again; ALIMA, in Partnership with the Ministry of Health and Communities in Owo, Southwest Nigeria, Combats the Disease
Lassa fever is an acute viral hemorrhagic fever endemic to west Africa, transmitted to humans by the Mastomys rat (natural reservoir for the virus), with person-to-person transmission via contact with body fluids. The main symptoms are fever, diarrhea and hemorrhaging. Nigeria has been affected by Lassa fever for decades, with
At the Heart of the Sudan conflict: ALIMA provides Lifeline in North Darfur
Amid a worsening crisis marked by violence, displacement and death, ALIMA continues its life-saving operations in North Darfur, one of the most affected regions of Sudan.
N4G Summit : ALIMA Calls for Urgent and Sustainable Investment to Fight Malnutrition
Every year, millions of children suffer from acute malnutrition — a public health emergency still heavily reliant on fragile humanitarian aid. At the Nutrition for Growth Summit, ALIMA is calling for bold political action to sustainably fund life-saving solutions.
About Us
Our Operations Map
ALIMA is currently operating in 13 countries, providing quality medical care to the most vulnerable populations while developing sustainable solutions to improve local healthcare systems.
Ongoing projects
Beneficiaries in 2023
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
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