Dispatches

Dispatches is written by people working for MSF and sent out every three months to our supporters and volunteers in the field. We send it to keep you informed about our latest activities and how your money is spent.

Dispatches also gives our patients, staff and volunteers a voice to speak out about the conflicts, emergencies and epidemics in which MSF works and about the plight of those we strive to help.

Dispatches - Spring 2012

In this issue:
  • Beatrice's story  - malnutrition in the Democratic Republic of Congo
  • Restoring the sight of HIV/Aids patients in Myanmar
  • An MSF emergency coordinator reflects on a year spent responding to crises in Haiti; Ivory Coast; Libya; Uganda and Afghanistan

Dispatches - Spring 2011

In this issue:
  • Floating clinic better life on the Lagoon-Nigeria
  • Key weapon in the fight against Cholera
  • New hope for children caught in the crossfire-Gaza
  • 'Such beautiful people deserve our very best'-Papua New Guinea

Dispatches - Winter 2010

In this issue:
  • New life emerges from the chaos of the floods- Pakistan. 
  • How the man with the green file managed to beat the odds- Myanmar. 
  • War, fires and mud? Welome to bootcamp- MSF field training. 
  • Hands Off! the battle for affordable medecines- MSF Access Campaign. 

Dispatches - Autumn 2010

In this issue:
  • Now I can go anywhere, do everything. I can play
  • How ­ mystery in the gold field sparked a rescue mission
  • Most people hadn’t known the flood was coming

Dispatches - Summer 2010

In this issue:
  • A haven in the middle of a war zone - MSF’s work in Afghanistan
  • The Tall Yellow Lady and the boy from Manipur
  • What if MSF had never come to my home town?