Tsunami: Three Years On

When the tsunami hit Southeast Asia in December 2004, entire villages were destroyed and hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives. With the help of generous donors including, European Humanitarian Commission (ECHO), AmeriCares and Stichting Vluchteling, International Medical Corps responded immediately with emergency relief and a long-term strategy to bring the hardest hit communities back to self-reliance. Three years since the deadly disaster, IMC takes a look at what has been accomplished.

Country

Indonesia

Media Type

Video

IMC Reports:

1. South Darfur Assessment: Basic Needs, Mental Health, and Women’s Health Among Internally Displaced Persons in Nyala District, South Darfur, Sudan

2. Displaced in America: Health Status Among Internally Displaced Persons in Louisiana and Mississippi Travel Trailer Parks

3. Chad and Darfur: The Road to Recovery

4. Tsunami Accountability Report: One Year Later

Annual Reports:

IMC 2004 Annual Report
IMC 2005 Annual Report
IMC 2006 Annual Report