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Who We Are

We are a medical humanitarian organization that provides assistance to children and their families in need, including victims of natural disasters, wars and conflicts.

Find out more about our background, principles and motivation. You can also read our Activity Report for 2018.

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How We Work

Read more about the projects we implement, about our cooperations and partnerships.

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How We Are Managed

Get to know our founders, the MAGNA network and the MAGNA team in Slovakia.

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Finances and Reports

See exactly what we are spending money on and take a look at our Annual Reports.

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Medical Assistance

We treat patients with malnutrition, malaria, measles or AIDS. We help mothers in births and take care of the health of newborns. We focus on victims of sexual violence and the mental health of our patients.

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Crises and Disasters

Take a look with us at the crises and disasters in which we intervene, the consequences they bring for the affected population and the challenges of providing assistance.

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Countries

Find out more about our work in the countries where we operate.

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Testimony

MAGNA was founded not only to provide assistance in disasters and conflicts, but also to talk about what we see. We believe that silence can kill. We hope that by revealing injustice we can help put an end to it.

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Syria: 10 years in war

Help. Here and Now.

WE PROVIDE HEALTH CARE FOR CHILDREN IN REGIONS HIT BY EPIDEMICS, CONFLICTS AND DISASTERS.

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Direct, transparent and professional medical assistance

How do we do it?

We’re right there

We’re committed to ensuring our assistance reaches those for whom it was intended. We operate directly on site, and our staff have access to hospitals and crisis areas to assess independently what specific assistance is needed.

Transparency

Your donations pay for hundreds of thousands of consultations, treatments, and vaccinations every year. We respond effectively - 95% of your donations are spent directly on treating children in MAGNA hospitals.

Our help is direct

Our projects are run by us, without intermediaries. We manage the aid personally, and are able to respond rapidly to emergencies. Our staff and other professionals are right in the field.

Patient first

Our main priority is to provide medical assistance to victims of epidemics, conflicts, and natural disasters. We also develop innovative health projects helping people. Patient is always first.

Cambodia. 2004. MAGNA HIV/AIDS clinic in Phnom Penh. © Martin Bandžák/MAGNA

Testimony

The Forgotten Voices

If we witness extreme violence against individuals or groups, we talk about it publicly. What guides this decision is always our mission: to alleviate suffering, protect life, and honour fundamental human rights.

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Ange in Congo

At his age, Ange should weigh 7 kilograms, but his weight is only half that. Following treatment at the MAGNA hospital and thanks to a nutritious therapeutic diet, he’s turned into a healthy boy within 6 weeks.

Sok and Kin in Cambodia

Sok joined the MAGNA HIV program in Cambodia, and soon her son Kin was born. Today he’s 3 months old and healthy. We are able to stop HIV transmission from mother to child in 98% of all cases.

Manisha in Nepal

She was born a few days after the earthquake in Nepal in a MAGNA tent. Her mother decided to give her daughter a name after MAGNA's nurse Manish who helped the girl come into the world.

202 000

outpatient consultations

2 570

assisted births

5 725

malnourished children in nutrition programs

MAGNA Activity Report 2018

Where we operate

We provide medical assistance where it’s most necessary

We’re saving children's lives directly by the world’s largest humanitarian disasters, such as Syria and South Sudan. Find out more about our work in the countries where we operate.

Congo (DRC)
2009-ongoing

Access to basic health care, treatment of malnutrition, endemic and epidemic diseases, assistance to victims of sexual violence and mother and child care. More

Nicaragua
2007-2016

Basic health care, mother and child care, treatment of endemic and epidemic diseases as well as malnutrition. More

Haiti
2010-2012

Surgical interventions, mental health, psychological support and material assistance for earthquake victims. More

Kenya
2007-2013

Treatment of malnutrition, endemic and epidemic diseases and assistance to people affected by disasters and conflicts. More

South Sudan
2011-ongoing

Access to basic health care, treatment of endemic and epidemic diseases, malnutrition and mother and child care. More

Lebanon
2016-ongoing

Our medical teams in the country are responding to the impact of the Syrian crisis. They provide basic health care and psychosocial support to Syrian refugees. More

Syria
2016-ongoing

Primary and secondary health care, mental health and psychosocial assistance as well as material assistance are provided primarily to people living in besieged areas. More

India
2006-2010

Psychosocial support and material assistance to tsunami victims. More

Nepal
2015

Basic health care, mental health and psychosocial assistance as well as material aid for earthquake victims. More

Myanmar
2008-2014

Health care and material assistance to victims of Cyclone Nargis. Treatment of child malnutrition. More

Cambodia
2002-ongoing

Treatment of endemic and epidemic diseases, malnutrition and mother and child care. More

Vietnam
2009-2011

Treatment of endemic and epidemic diseases and easier access to healthcare. More

Philippines
2013-2015

Health care, mental health, psychosocial and material assistance to victims of Typhoon Haiyan. More

Iraq
2017-ongoing

Health and psychosocial care, material assistance to IDPs and victims of armed conflict. More

Refugee Crisis
2015-2016

Health and psychosocial care, material assistance to children and their families in Hungary, Croatia and Serbia. More

Ukraine
2020-ongoing

Health and psychosocial care, material assistance to IDPs and victims of armed conflict. More

Latest News

News, reports and photos from the field

29.4.2021 | News

We know the cure, but even so, a child dies from malaria every two minutes

25.3.2021 | News

The war in Syria is one of the greatest disasters in our history. It has been going on for 10 years.

28.1.2021 | News

As the war ends, people’s suffering does not stop

1.12.2020 | News

MAGNA fights HIV / AIDS, an epidemic that still exists, even though it is not in the spotlight anymore

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Every year your donations cover thousands of treatments and vaccinations.

How are your donations used
95%
medical projects

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