International Medical Corps (IMC)

Mission

IMC is a global humanitarian nonprofit organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering through healthcare training, disaster relief, and long-term development programs.

Programs

Training, capacity-building, disaster relief, development, water, sanitation, livelihoods, microfinance, women’s health, HIV/AIDS, malnutrition, malaria, TB, education, vaccinations.

Current Projects on GlobalGiving

Help Victims of Myanmar Cyclone	Ending cycles of Disease and Malnutrition	Empowering Women to Fight Malnutrition	Healthcare for 350,000 in Troubled Eastern DRC
Darfur: Still the Worst Humanitarian Crisis	Save Lives and Relieve Suffering in Kenya

Personnel Overview

Birame Sarr - Country Director, DRC
Fluent in both English and French, Birame (pronounced Bee-ram) Sarr has over 15 years' experience working in logistics and finance. He holds a BA in Accounting, and has worked in for-profit and non-profit enterprise, including a consultancy for the President of the Republic of Senegal. Before IMC, Birame worked around the world with American Refugee Committee (ARC) for over six years.

Personnel Statistics

Nancy A. Aossey,
President and CEO
Founded in 1984
Employees: 1000
Volunteers: 1000

Financial Statistics

Budget (2006): $ 114,014,047
Budget (2005): $ 77,797,083
Overhead: 5 %
Other funding sources: Private donors (individuals, foundations, corporations) and public donors (U.S. and international government agencies)
Religious Affiliation: None