MSF provides assistance in the United States during times of national emergency, such as during Hurricane Sandy, or the COVID-19 pandemic.
MSF provided emergency medical and mental healthcare in New York and New Jersey following Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
Our teams responded to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in several states across the US. MSF worked with vulnerable groups in New York and on Puerto Rico; in nursing homes in Michigan and Texas; with migrant farmworkers in Florida; and with Native American communities in Arizona and New Mexico.
2002
2002
United States of America
MSF demands US end deportations to stop COVID-19 spread to fragile health systems
Press Release
4 May 2020
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic
Vulnerable communities in the US in urgent need of protection from COVID-19
Project Update
24 Apr 2020
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic
US must include asylum seekers in COVID-19 response, rather than shut border
Press Release
27 Mar 2020
Central American Migration
Escaping violence into danger – no way out for Central American migrants
Press Release
11 Feb 2020
Central American Migration
Report: No way out - The humanitarian crisis for Central American migrants and asylum seekers
Report
11 Feb 2020
Central American Migration
The devastating toll of 'Remain in Mexico' asylum policy one year later
Press Release
29 Jan 2020