EN | DE | FR
Donate Now

News

07.03.2026

Lebanon: Malteser provides emergency support for displaced people

Beirut. Hundreds of thousands people are fleeing their homes due to fighting between the Israeli army and Hezbollah in Lebanon. With support from Malteser International, the Lebanese Order of Malta is distributing food, toys, and coloring books to children and providing medical care to those most in need in temporary refugee shelters. "The civilian population in Lebanon is virtually defenseless against the attacks. There are only a few publicly accessible air-raid shelters throughout the country and hardly any opportunities for civilians to seek safety," says Johannes Schildknecht, responsible for Lebanon at Malteser International.

Read more
19.02.2026

After the flood disaster in Mozambique: Malteser International prepares for cholera outbreak

Cologne/Chókwè. Following the devastating floods caused by heavy rainfall since December 2025 in Mozambique, Malteser International has sent a six-member emergency relief team to the particularly hard-hit area in the southern province of Gaza. The experts are primarily working on restoring water and sanitation services and preventing infections. More than 700,000 people are affected by the aftermath of the floods. Roads, homes, and critical infrastructure such as hospitals have suffered extensive damage. The risk of diseases such as cholera breaking out is very high due to stagnant water and contamination.

Read more

Navigating change in 2026: A conversation with Program Director Kees Zevenbergen

In 2026, Malteser International needs to navigate a humanitarian landscape defined by rapid change, increasing crises, and tightening resources. In this interview, Program Director Kees Zevenbergen discusses his vision for the year ahead, outlining how the organization plans to adapt, innovate, and remain a vital force in humanitarian aid during these challenging times.

Read more
20.01.2026

Ukraine: Power cuts and severe cold leave deep psychological scars

Cologne/Kyiv. The energy infrastructure of the whole of Ukraine continues to be subject to targeted attacks by Russia. Heating systems, water supplies, mobile phone networks and internet connections are severely affected, especially in the major cities. With temperatures below freezing, hundreds of thousands of people in the capital Kyiv alone are currently without electricity and heating.  

Read more

36 COUNTRIES

152 PROJECTS

7.2 MILLION PEOPLE REACHED

TRANSPARENT QUALITY

As of 2024

Changing lives for good

Make a difference!
Donate now