Mercy Corps’ Technology for Development (T4D) team is building tools to evaluate the impact that technology actually has on programs and work processes.

Our work fighting epidemics in challenging environments reveals two enduring Mercy Corps strengths.

Drawing upon decades of experience, here are 10 tips for parents and caregivers to help children cope with the current COVID-19 pandemic.

As pandemic exposes and intensifies vulnerability around the world, here’s how we’re supporting public health, access to basics and economic recovery.

Over the past five years, Mercy Corps has teamed up with the International Rescue Committee, with support from Google.org, Microsoft, Cisco and other partners, to develop Signpost, an initiative that connects refugees, asylum seekers and crisis-affected communities with critical information.

As the world works to contain the spread of COVID-19, our teams are helping vulnerable communities on the front lines of crisis.

Mercy Corps’ fund will provide vital support to vulnerable communities threatened by COVID-19.

See what we're doing as the virus reaches the countries most vulnerable to its health and economic impacts.

Six months after Hurricane Dorian, Mercy Corps’ work shifts from emergency services to long-term recovery efforts.

Mercy Corps is working with communities to save lives by developing innovative water access and sanitation projects.