Where MAP is responding right now
Venezuela
Following two devastating earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude that struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026, MAP mobilized alongside trusted NGO partners to deliver critical medicines and health supplies. The disaster claimed thousands of lives, displaced families, and severely disrupted healthcare services across affected communities. MAP's response includes Disaster Hygiene Kits, essential antibiotics, and medications for chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes. As recovery efforts continue, MAP remains committed to meeting urgent medical needs and supporting long-term access to healthcare for the people of Venezuela.
Nepal
Following severe flooding in Nepal in 2026, MAP responded with a World Health Organization (WHO)-approved Interagency Emergency Health Kit (IEHK) to address urgent healthcare needs. Containing essential medicine and medical supplies, the kit equips frontline healthcare providers to deliver critical care to families and communities affected by the flooding, supporting immediate relief and recovery efforts.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
In response to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, MAP deployed three Interagency Emergency Health Kits (IEHKs) containing essential medicine and health supplies to support frontline healthcare providers. MAP continues to monitor evolving needs alongside trusted partners, with plans in place to deliver additional medical resources as the response requires.
Jamaica
Following Hurricane Melissa, which struck Jamaica in October 2025 as a catastrophic Category 5 storm, MAP mobilized Disaster Health Kits, emergency medicine, and essential health supplies to support devastated communities. The hurricane caused widespread flooding, severe infrastructure damage, and significant disruptions to healthcare services. Building on decades of partnership and service in Jamaica, MAP remains committed to supporting recovery efforts, equipping frontline healthcare providers, and strengthening long-term access to essential medicine and care.
United States
Through a nationwide network of emergency response partners, MAP strategically prepositions essential medicine and health supplies to ensure rapid deployment when disasters strike. From hurricanes and earthquakes to wildfires, tornadoes, and flooding, MAP mobilizes critical resources to support affected communities, strengthen frontline response efforts, and provide hope and healing when it matters most.
Haiti
Despite significant logistical and operational challenges in Haiti, MAP International remains committed to delivering critical medicine to communities in need. Through trusted in-country partnerships, MAP continues to overcome barriers to access, providing essential medical resources that support frontline healthcare workers.
Syria
MAP continues to work closely with trusted partners on the ground to address urgent healthcare needs. A shipment valued at approximately $7 million is currently being processed, containing prenatal vitamins, antibiotics, hypertension medications, and other essential medicines. Through these partnerships, MAP remains committed to strengthening access to critical healthcare resources.
Lebanon
Through a highly specialized network of trusted partners, MAP International has distributed millions of dollars in donated medicine and health supplies over the past five years, including treatments for chronic conditions, over-the-counter medications, and other essential healthcare products. Looking ahead, MAP will continue expanding its Supply Chain of Hope, strengthening partnerships, and reaching more communities with life-changing medicine and care.
Burkina Faso
In Burkina Faso, MAP works alongside trusted local partners to advance sustainable health development through the provision of essential medicines, medical supplies, and health promoter training. By equipping frontline healthcare workers and strengthening community-based care, MAP is helping build long-term healthcare capacity and improve access to vital health services for vulnerable populations.
Gaza
MAP International continues to work through trusted partners to address critical healthcare needs in Gaza. In October 2026, a container of prenatal vitamins arrived to support maternal health, providing essential nutrients for expectant mothers and helping promote healthier pregnancies in communities facing significant challenges.
Ukraine
Since the onset of the war in Ukraine in 2022, MAP International has worked alongside trusted partners to deliver millions of dollars in critically needed medicine and health supplies to communities on the frontlines. As healthcare needs continue to evolve, MAP remains committed to supporting the people of Ukraine throughout the conflict and into the long-term recovery and rebuilding process.
South Sudan
MAP has delivered more than $100 million in essential medicine and health supplies to South Sudan over the past two years. These efforts are helping address urgent healthcare needs among displaced populations, equipping frontline providers to deliver critical care in communities facing ongoing humanitarian challenges.
2025 impact

Where we responded
What we send, and who it serves
MAP packs and pre-positions standardized kits so a shipment can leave Brunswick before the assessment is finished.

Disaster Health Kits
MAP’s signature Disaster Health Kits contain enough personal hygiene items and basic first aid supplies to support a survivor for an entire week following a disaster. MAP packs and pre-positions them for immediate and efficient delivery to hard-hit areas around the globe.

Interagency Emergency Health Kits
For large-scale emergencies, MAP deploys Interagency Emergency Health Kits, standardized kits of medical relief designed to address priority health conditions during extreme humanitarian crises. Each kit contains medicines commonly needed in a crisis, like antibiotics and chronic disease medications, that can serve approximately 10,000 people for 3 months.

Emergency Response Packs
Debuted in 2024, the Emergency Response Pack is a strategic selection of medicines designed to support health systems in the wake of a disaster or in ongoing ministry to vulnerable populations where regular healthcare services have been disrupted: antibiotics, chronic disease medications, and mental health medications.

