2010 ANNUAL REPORT INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS TABLE OF CONTENTS 01 Annual Message 02 Mission Statement 03 Program Activities Map 05 What We Do 05 Our Philosophy 06 2010 By the Numbers 07 Our Priorities 23 Partnerships for Humanitarian Action 25 Board of Directors 27 Financial Statements 33 Annual Support 49 How You Can Help COVER PHOTO BY MARGARET AGUIRRE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS ANNUAL MESSAGE Dear Friends of International Medical Corps: In every year since our founding in 1984 we have faced enormous challenges around the world: conflict, natural disaster and disease have been a constant threat. Yet amid an increasingly dangerous world we have been able to respond quickly, effectively and strategically, delivering emergency relief and development programs that focus on training locals so they can once again become self-reliant. This past year was as challenging as ever. It began with unprecedented calamity in Haiti with a massive earthquake that government officials estimate killed 310,000 people and displaced millions of others. We deployed hundreds of volunteers who were able to deliver lifesaving relief while training local health care workers. By the time a deadly epidemic of cholera spread across the island nation nine months later, we had trained thousands of local health workers, 1,100 of whom we were employing and who were able to quickly mobilize, provide treatment and educate communities on the disease. Similarly, when monsoon floods wiped out huge swaths of Pakistan, affecting an astonishing 20 million people, our teams of 700 trained Pakistani health workers responded rapidly throughout the country, addressing dire short- and long-term health needs and helping restore people’s lives with dignity and hope. Meantime, after four decades of civil war, South Sudan stood poised to become an independent state, yet continues to struggle with conflict and some of the worst health indicators on the planet – 1 in 4 children will not live to age five, and there are only 180 doctors for 8 million people. International Medical Corps has been working in this troubled region since 1994, and is running ambitious training programs to build South Sudan’s health care workforce. In other places like Darfur, Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, we carried out our emergency response operations while continuing our training programs – providing maternal/child health care, mental health services, and clean water, sanitation and hygiene. Our ability to respond whenever and wherever we are needed most is the hallmark of our work. We are able to be flexible, innovative and effective because of the individuals, corporations, foundations, government agencies, and other partners who play a vital role in our program activities. We hope that you take great pride in what we have achieved together. We are deeply grateful for the confidence and trust that you place in us and look forward to your continued support. Sincerely, Robert R. Simon, MD Nancy A. Aossey Founding Chairman President & CEO 01 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS ANNUAL MESSAGE OUR MISSION: FROM RELIEF TO SELF-RELIANCE International Medical Corps is a global, humanitarian, nonprofit organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering through health care training and relief and development programs. Established in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses, International Medical Corps is a private, voluntary, nonpolitical, nonsectarian organization. Our mission is to improve the quality of life through health interventions and related activities that build local capacity in areas worldwide. By offering training and health care to local populations and medical assistance to people at highest risk, and with the flexibility to espondr rapidly to emergency situations, International Medical Corps rehabilitates devastated health care systems and helps bring them back to self-reliance. 02 AFRICA & THE MIDDLE EAST BURUNDI ETHIOPIA GAZA Primary health care, health capacity Nutritional support and training, Mental health and community strengthening, nutritional support, water, sanitation and hygiene psychiatric support sexual and gender-based violence promotion, reproductive and care and awareness, health maternal health care, sexual IRAQ education, returnee assistance and gender-based violence Medical education, care and awareness emergency medicine, health CAMEROON capacity strengthening, health Primary health care, nutritional KENYA policy reforms, capacity support, sexual and gender- strengthening of Ministries, based violence care and Primary health care, HIV/AIDS and TB prevention, care and water, sanitation and hygiene awareness, emergency promotion, mental health and response to cholera outbreak treatment, water, sanitation and P hygiene promotion, nutritional psychosocial services, assistance support, mental health care to returnees and displaced, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC economic livelihoods, Continuing Primary and secondary health A LIBERIA Medical Education/Continuing care, nutritional support, HIV/AIDS Primary health care, nutritional Professional Development awareness, protection (child, support, HIV/AIDS and TB sexual and gender-based violence), prevention, care and treatment, JORDAN M ASIA health capacity strengthening water and sanitation, mental Primary health care, mental health health care and psychosocial assistance, AFGHANISTAN CHAD health capacity strengthening, Primary and secondary health care, Primary and secondary SIERRA LEONE refugee assistance S medical training, Continuing Medical health care, health capacity Primary health care, HIV/AIDS Education, hospital administration strengthening, nutritional prevention and education, LEBANON reforms, maternal/child health care, support, HIV/AIDS awareness nutrition and food security, Primary health care, E nutritional support, health capacity and prevention, health education, mental health care health capacity strengthening, I AMERICAS strengthening, health education, medical training, psychosocial mental health and psychosocial SOMALIA assistance, clinic construction, CHILE water, sanitation and hygiene services, child protection promotion, returnee assistance, Primary health care, nutritional conflict resolution, vocational T Emergency response, health mental health, sexual and gender- DARFUR support, water, sanitation and training, refugee assistance capacity strengthening I based violence care and awareness Primary and secondary health care, hygiene promotion, agricultural health capacity strengthening, and economic livelihoods RUSSIAN FEDERATION HAITI INDONESIA nutritional support, HIV/AIDS Primary health care, psychosocial V Emergency response, primary and SOUTH SUDAN assistance, mental health care, Primary health care, emergency awareness, water, sanitation Primary and secondary health I secondary health care, health capacity livelihoods training, community preparedness, mental health and and hygiene promotion care, medical training and strengthening, psychosocial services, development, sexual and gender- psychosocial services education, health capacity nutritional support, protection, care DR CONGO based violence care and awareness, T strengthening, HIV/AIDS care to orphans and vulnerable children, vocational training for youth KYRGYZSTAN Emergency response, primary and awareness, water, sanitation sexual and gender-based violence and secondary health care, care and awareness, water, sanitation Primary health care, emergency and hygiene promotion, preparedness, mental health and nutritional support, health returnee assistance SYRIA and hygiene promotion, emergency capacity strengthening, sexual and Primary health care and capacity preparedness, disaster risk reduction psychosocial services gender-based violence care and UGANDA strengthening, mental health and psychosocial assistance, refugee PAKISTAN awareness, HIV/AIDS care and Emergency response to cholera ST. LUCIA awareness, water, sanitation and assistance AC Primary health care, health capacity outbreak, water and sanitation Emergency response, health capacity hygiene promotion, agricultural strengthening, health education, YEMEN strengthening, Continuing Medical economic livelihoods, reproductive livelihoods, health education, ZIMBABWE Emergency response, water, Education/Continuing Professional health, water, sanitation and hygiene psychosocial services, assistance Distribution of relief items and sanitation and hygiene Development promotion, refugee and IDP to returnees and the displaced medical supplies 10 promotion assistance, sexual and gender-based violence care and awareness, mental 0 health care, emergency response 2 AFRICA & THE MIDDLE EAST BURUNDI ETHIOPIA GAZA Primary health care, health capacity Nutritional support and training, Mental health and community strengthening, nutritional support, water, sanitation and hygiene psychiatric support sexual and gender-based violence promotion, reproductive and care and awareness, health maternal health care, sexual IRAQ education, returnee assistance and gender-based violence Medical education, care and awareness emergency medicine, health CAMEROON capacity strengthening, health Primary health care, nutritional KENYA policy reforms, capacity support, sexual and gender- strengthening of Ministries, based violence care and Primary health care, HIV/AIDS and TB prevention, care and water, sanitation and hygiene awareness, emergency promotion, mental health and response to cholera outbreak treatment,