Ebola
Response
Now.
As Ebola spreads in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, Medical Teams International health workers are helping screen for the virus, strengthen infection prevention and protect vulnerable communities.
“When outbreaks emerge, rapid response is essential,” said Jason Evans, Medical Teams Country Director in Uganda.
Your support today helps equip frontline health workers with protective gear, emergency medical supplies, and critical training — ensuring we can respond quickly when outbreaks like Ebola threaten families in crisis.
Choose a gift amount
$35
provides 12 community health handbooks.
$50
provides 50 N95 masks to life-saving clinics.
$100
trains 4 frontline workers to fight deadly outbreaks.
Help stop the spread of Ebola.
Medical Teams International health workers are actively screening for Ebola at border points in Uganda and Tanzania, and in health facilities we manage in Uganda refugee settlements, to help protect vulnerable communities from further spread.
Your support helps provide:
- Protective equipment and emergency medical supplies
- Frontline training for healthcare workers
- Ebola screening and infection prevention support
- Community health education and surveillance
Together, we can help communities respond quickly in times of crisis and help stop the spread of Ebola.
Communities in crisis need help now.
Medical Teams has supported Ebola preparedness and response efforts across Africa for more than a decade. Today, our teams continue working alongside local partners to help protect vulnerable communities at risk.
Your gift today helps provide life-saving care and rapid response when communities face crisis and disease.
Communities in crisis need help now.
Medical Teams has supported Ebola preparedness and response efforts across Africa for more than a decade. Today, our teams continue working alongside local partners to help protect vulnerable communities at risk.
Your gift today helps provide life-saving care and rapid response when communities face crisis and disease.