NYCM dispatches two teams to treat survivors of Hurricane Maria

Pakistani Earthquake catalyzes our founding mission to Kashmir

13 NYC Medics pool vacation time to save more than 3,600 lives in global conflict zone

Second mission to Pakistan following 2005 Earthquake that left an estimated 4 million homeless.

25 NYC Medics volunteers served a combined 11,580 hours to treat more than 6,000 injured in remote villages

7.0-Magnitude Earthquake and aftershocks

Sent 77 volunteers to treat 12,000 patients outside Port Au Prince

Magnitude 9 Earthquake and Tsunami

2 NYC Medics teams, 1,258 volunteer hours, 1,200 medics trained

Major flooding from prolonged rains due to global warming

7 volunteers treat 1,240 injured and train medics in 3 remote villages

Training mission to Kenya

7 volunteers; 1,092 training hours

Typhoon Haiyan becomes one of the worst storms to make landfall

We send 15 medics to treat 2,500 remote injured and homeless

Two training missions to teach advanced life-saving techniques

Cyclone Pam wields 199 mph winds and unprecedented destruction

20 volunteers; 2,076 patients, 68 field surgeries in 14 remote villages

7.9-Magnitude Nepal Earthquake

2,800 Volunteer Hours; 1,250 Lives Saved in Remote Elevations

With Mosul now clear, operations are continuing for the next front in Tal Afar, Iraq.

We're deploying rotating teams near front lines through October 2017.