Order of Malta’s Medical Team on the Ship Dattilo to Assist Aquarius Migrants

A medical team of the Order of Malta’s Italian Relief Corps has just now boarded the Coast Guard ship Dattilo to assist those migrants who will shortly be transferred from the Acquarius vessel.

Migrants and Refugees: Rome meeting between Order of Malta’s European Project Managers

In the meeting held yesterday and this morning in the Magistral Villa, operation managers of the Order of Malta’s projects in Italy, France, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic and Hungary discussed the main challenges and best practices for long-term interventions aimed at migrants and refugee

The Order of Malta intervenes with emergency relief for Venezuelan refugees fleeing to Colombia

With over a million refugees now on Colombian soil, Malteser International - the Order of Malta’s worldwide relief agency - is providing emergency relief along the Colombian-Venezuelan border

Liechtenstein Foreign Minister in Rome: meeting with the Grand Chancellor on migrant integration projects

A year in numbers in Malteser International’s Activity Report: from aiding refugees to preventing natural disasters

From the humanitarian emergencies in Syria, Iraq and South Sudan to the more silent crises occurring far from the media spotlight, such as those in Pakistan, Myanmar and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

One million South Sudanese refugees in Uganda

Malteser International supports Uganda by providing improved supply of clean drinking water for 30,000 refugees.

Malteser International Americas and Mission of the Sovereign Order of Malta to the United Nations Lead Panel on the Global Refugee Crisis at the United Nations

Focus on helping refugee women find hope and stability with viable opportunities and solutions amid crisis

Children’s Hospital in Aleppo Moved to Cellar

The Malteser International supported children’s hospital in Aleppo, Syria, has moved its operations into the cellar in order to give staff and patients as much safety as possible.

Maternity unit for Burundian refugees in Tanzania

Since unrest began in Burundi in mid-2015, hundreds of thousands of Burundians have fled to safety in neighboring countries.