Visit MSF projects around the world and see what we really do. This month, we are getting a clearer picture of the AIDS epidemic in Malawi and we visit our team in Jordan who are rebuilding shattered lives in the Middle East.

A severely malnourished child gets IV (intravenous) line inserted. Head of Mission Karin Fischer is helping the nurse in the TFC (Therapeutic Feeding Centre) ward at the hospital MSF runs in Galcayo South.

PRESS RELEASE: UN efforts to integrate humanitarian assistance into military campaign in Somalia will threaten impartial aid, say MSF.

Children from the host community are vaccinated against cholera in a village outside Bunj town.

MSF teams have just completed a cholera vaccination campaign in and around the refugee camps in Maban County. While this will limit the spread of an outbreak, all efforts must still be made by organisations working on water and sanitation in the camps.

STATEMENT: MSF is deeply concerned at the recent statements by the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, proposing to use more DFID funding to stabilise conflict-affected states in order to further national security interests.

MSF responding to an outbreak of malaria in a remote area of Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Fighting in the Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of Congo has caused thousands of people to flee their homes and hundreds to seek refuge at the MSF hospital in Shamwana.

The streets of Kibera slum are carved straight into the ground, dusty under the baking sun and a mudbath in the torrential rains.

MSF Clinical Officer, Kelly Khabala, recounts his work treating people in Kibera, Africa’s largest urban slum in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi.

A patient treated for fistual at the Urumuri Centre. Burundi, February 2011.

The only medical facility in Burundi providing free, comprehensive treatment for obstetric fistula may close due to a lack of trained medical staff.

An MSF surgical team prepare a 12-year-old boy for surgery after he was accidentally shot through the arm. Nasir, South Sudan.

PRESS RELEASE: Following an attack in Akobo county, northern Jonglei state, MSF is treating 13 patients in neighbouring Upper Nile state; all except one of them suffer from gunshot wounds and the majority are women and children.

Ibrahim, 10 years old, adds crushed stones to the grinding machine at the gold processing site in Bagega, Nigeria.

PRESS RELEASE: MSF was pleased to hear the news that funds to remediate Bagega village in northern Nigeria have finally been released and work has begun in the village.

Malian refugees wait to be registered by Mauritanian officials and a local NGO after fleeing Mali in fear for the border in Fassala, Mauritania, July 18, 2012

Conflict in the north of Mali is still causing mass movements of people across the Sahel region and the conditions in the camps where they are living are unacceptable, leading to disease and suffering.

MSF is running healthcare across Mali

Interview with Dr Jose Bafoa MSF´s medical team leader, in Gao, northern Mali. Despite the volatile situation the priority for him and his teams is to continue providing care to their patients.