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Direct Relief is working in 70 countries and all 50 states of the U.S. $1.7 billion in medical aid since 2000

More help to more people than ever before $274 million in aid, 5,000 deliveries in FY2011

1,000 clinics, all 50 states $300 millionin medicines since 2004

FY2011 $44 million in4,300 deliveries forlow-income and uninsuredpatients in the U.S.

EMERGENCIESmore frequent, more destructive

HAITI EARTHQUAKE

Most comprehensive response in Direct Relief’s 63-year history

HAITI EARTHQUAKE

Among the largest providersof humanitarian medical aid

HAITI EARTHQUAKE

1,000 tons, $70 million inmedical supplies to115 Haitian health facilitiesserving 4 million patients

JAPANEARTHQUAKE & TSUNAMI

Direct Relief & JACL$3.98 million in grants to9 Japanese relief and recovery groups

PREPAREDNESS

Hurricane prep packs tovulnerable communities inthe U.S. and Caribbean countries

PREPAREDNESS

Equipping medical reservistswith grab-and-go backpacksin the U.S.

Focus onMOTHERS & CHILDREN

Pregnancy and childbirth are the leading causes of death and disability among women in developing countries.

Every day, 800 women die from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth.

99% of all maternal deaths occur in developing countries.

Direct Relief is committed to enabling 150,000 safe births in the next five years.

$25 = 1 safe birth

For every $25 donated, Direct Relief can enable one safe delivery.

35% of women in developing countries deliver without assistance from a doctor, nurse, or midwife.

Direct Relief supports obstetric and midwife programs in the highest-need areas of the world, including Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Somaliland, and Southern Sudan.

About two million women live with obstetric fistula—a devastating consequence of poor access to maternal care.

Direct Relief’s fistula support includes medical and surgical supplies to 11 facilities in 8 countries providing fistula repair to 3,000 women each year.

CHILDHOOD PNEUMONIA

The #1 killer of children under 5 doesn’t have to be

Direct Relief is committed tohelping 50,000 kids withpneumonia receive care

A DECADE OF SERVICEto preventing mother-to-childtransmission of HIV

20 million women and familieshave received free HIV testing

Fighting opportunistic infectionin patients with HIV/AIDS

$219 million in antifungalmedicine to governmentsand HIV/AIDS programsworldwide since 2009

Protecting uninsured people from flu w/ CVS, $6 million in free flu shots

25 million Americans—1 in12—are affected by diabetes

Direct Relief & BD 10 million syringes donatedand distributed amonguninsured patientswith diabetes

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