U.S. helps refugees, migrants during COVID-19 crisis
Since COVID-19 arrived in Mexico, the U.S. and its partners have donated supplies, money and resources to help migrant communities.
Preserving Albania’s centuries-old sites
A recent earthquake damaged three of Albania's most famous historic sites. Learn how a U.S. government program is helping to restore these treasured spots.
U.S., Bahamas salvage hurricane-damaged artifacts
When Hurricane Dorian struck The Bahamas in 2019, local museums were hard hit. But U.S. partners are helping Bahamians to save irreplaceable museum objects.
U.S. aids Lebanese people after deadly explosion
The U.S. sent food and medical supplies to Lebanon following a deadly explosion. Find out how the U.S. is helping the Lebanese people during this crisis.
U.S. continues to lead global COVID-19 response
The U.S. government has given over $20.5 billion in COVID-19 aid to countries around the world. Learn more about the funding here.
Meet 6 health care workers on the COVID-19 front lines [video]
Health care workers fighting COVID-19 around the world have benefited from USAID’s global health investments. Learn about some of them.
U.S. helps Caribbean countries fight COVID-19
The U.S. is providing medical supplies to Caribbean nations fighting COVID-19. Find out more about how the aid programs are helping people in the region.
U.S. private sector helps ASEAN fight COVID-19
American companies are invested in helping ASEAN member states fight COVID-19 through donations of money and medical supplies.
U.S. partners support Venezuelan refugees and their host countries
Across South America, the State Department and USAID fund charity groups to help displaced Venezuelans find employment in their host countries.