In July 2026, we returned to Cairo. We spent time with Palestinian families displaced from Gaza.Â
Alongside our volunteers, we prepared essential food parcels for families in Gaza. These boxes are delivered directly into Gaza via the Raffa border and contain essential staple items.
In May 2026, we met Palestinian refugee families who had fled Gaza with almost nothing.Â
Together with our dedicated volunteers, we packed essential food parcels with care and purpose, knowing that each box could become a lifeline for a family inside Gaza.Â
MAC is pleased to report the successful completion of its April 2026 surgical mission in Pakistan. This mission was delivered in collaboration with Mirpur Divisional Headquarters Teaching Hospital in Pakistan and IMRA Charity.
The purpose of the mission was to provide specialist surgical care to patients who face barriers in being able to pay for medical treatment – especially for complex, and life-changing medical healthcare.Â
In February 2026, we met and supported Palestinian refugee families who fled Gaza and are facing severe financial hardship, with many struggling to afford even the basics. Alongside our dedicated volunteers, we packed essential food parcels and supported the route for delivery into Gaza via the Rafah border.
Families in Gaza continue to face severe hardship as conflict and disruption have limited access to food, fuel, and basic supplies.
MAC runs an ongoing Hot Meals project in Gaza, providing freshly prepared meals to people who need immediate nourishment.
In many low-income communities across Pakistan and Bangladesh, access to safe, reliable water remains a daily challenge.
Families often depend on distant or unsafe water sources, increasing the risk of waterborne illness and placing an extra burden on women and children who may spend hours each day collecting water.
MAC has delivered thousands of hot meals to Gaza. The need is immense, and the impact is undeniable.Â
The genocide has sent food prices soaring, putting even basic staples out of reach for families already displaced and exhausted. With markets unaffordable and aid limited, babies are the most vulnerable—starvation and severe malnutrition can turn fatal frighteningly fast. Our Hot Meals Campaign is delivering fresh, hot meals to those facing acute hunger right now.Â
In Pakistan, cataract is a leading cause of blindness — estimated around 570,000 adults are blind due to cataract. Cost is a major reason people delay or miss treatment especially for underserved communities.
Through our cataract surgery work in Pakistan, we help patients access sight-restoring treatment—cataract surgery is among the most cost-effective health-care interventions—so people can return to daily life with independence, safety, and dignity.
In November 2025 Cairo, we met and supported Palestinian refugee families that fled Gaza facing severe financial hardship, many struggling to afford even the basics. With dedicated volunteers, we packed essential food parcels that were sent through the Rafah border for delivery into Gaza.
It was a humbling and deeply rewarding mission—powered by teamwork, compassion, and a shared commitment to stand with people in crisis.
In a joint collaboration between Medics Across Continents (MAC) and Being Humanitarian, a Free Eye Screening Camp was organised on 21st June 2025 to provide essential eye care services to underserved individuals from Abdullah Gabol Goth, Karachi.
The objective was to identify vision-related issues, provide on-the-spot consultation, and issue prescribed eye drops or glasses where required
Qurbani sacrifices were carried out in Pakistan and India, made possible by the generous Eid al-Adha 2025 contribution of a MAC donor.
The project ensured that high-quality Qurbani meat was distributed to vulnerable communities across both regions, fulfilling the donor’s religious obligation while delivering maximum benefit to families in need.
The wheelchair distribution took place in Sindh, Pakistan, providing vital mobility support to individuals from low-income communities living with physical disabilities.
These mobility aids are life-changing—helping restore dignity, strengthen independence, and make daily movement and participation in family and community life far easier for each recipient.
MAC carried out a vital medical deployment in Blantyre, Malawi, in 2024. The mission responded to a broad range of community health needs through surgeries, patient consultations, and capacity-building activities.
The deployment prioritised immediate essential care while strengthening local capability and supporting sustainable improvements in healthcare delivery.
Medics Across Continents delivered a maternal health initiative in Matlabpur, Bangladesh, distributing maternal health packs to new mothers and their infants to strengthen early postnatal care in an underserved community.
With essentials like baby formula, diapers, and hygiene items often unaffordable or unavailable locally, MAC provided maternity packs alongside awareness-raising activities to help families navigate safer, healthier early motherhood.
This project successfully designed, manufactured, and delivered prosthetic limbs, helping recipients regain mobility and improve their overall quality of life.
Each prosthesis was carefully tailored to the individual—prioritising comfort, durability, and day-to-day functionality—through precise measurements, high-quality material selection, and advanced fabrication methods.
Medics Across Continents successfully delivered the Aqua Equality Project in Sindh, Pakistan, tackling severe water scarcity in underserved areas.
By installing water wells across villages including Damak, Manchal Patel, and Rahoki, we helped provide communities with access to clean, reliable water to meet urgent daily needs.
Medics Across Continents is pleased to report the successful completion of an intensive surgical mission in Nigeria, delivering life-changing operations free of charge.
MAC’s team of medical professionals carried out a wide range of procedures, including general, complex, paediatric, and trauma-related surgeries.
Patients received critical care, many of whom had gone without treatment due to financial hardship or limited access to specialist services.
MAC organised a comprehensive training program in Addis.
Over the course of the program medical staff received hands-on training in a range of surgical procedures and medical interventions.
The focus was on both general and complex surgeries, including essential interventions like fistula repair, which is critical for improving the quality of life for many Ethiopian women.
Medics Across Continents helped deliver urgent support for burns and trauma victims in Lebanon.
We helped provide essential burn-care items—including skin-graft support, wound dressings, specialised burn ointments, pain relief medication, and infection-control supplies to support patients.Â
In February 2024, Medics Across Continents (MAC), working with our partners, delivered nutrition and medical aid through the Rafah border for distribution inside Gaza.
The parcels included essential sustenance items such as tinned food, long-life milk, rice, flour, sweetcorn, and nuts, alongside critical non-food support including tents, clothing, and blankets.Â
We packed parcels to be transported into Gaza, helping ensure life-saving supplies could reach families.
Over three intense weeks, a dedicated team of surgeons worked tirelessly at Nasser Hospital, providing essential support to hundreds of patients whose lives have been shattered by conflict.
Alongside consultations, the surgeons performed over life-saving operations, including urgent interventions for severe injuries, complex vascular cases, trauma orthopaedic procedures, and reconstructive surgery.
In May 2024, Medics Across Continents successfully distributed 50 wheelchairs at Al Manahil Nurture General Hospital in Chittagong, Bangladesh.
This initiative helped address urgent health and mobility needs, supporting vulnerable individuals and improving day-to-day independence and quality of life.
These distributions were designed to support people living in poverty who often cannot afford essential care items or mobility aids. MAC completed a wheelchairs distribution as well as a matenral packs distribution.Â
The maternal packs included key essentials such as baby milk, nappies, maternity pads, and hygiene items, helping families care for newborns more safely and with greater dignity.
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