GLOBAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTION (GERA)

Strengthens national government capacities in emergency response preparedness and implementation, including training on case management, surveillance, and use of medical equipment during health emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

Provides immediate life-saving care and humanitarian aid during disasters and humanitarian crises, including food, water, hygiene supplies, and medical support to vulnerable populations across multiple countries. Activities include responses to flooding, pandemics (e.g., COVID-19), and displacement crises.

Conducts community-based health campaigns including sexual and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS prevention, gynecological care, and surgical interventions. Distributes hygiene products and promotes WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) practices through awareness campaigns and material donations in crisis-affected regions.

Provides direct support to orphans and displaced children, including clothing, education assistance, and recreational activities. Organizes events focused on child well-being, such as sports gatherings with health and leadership components for children and adolescents.

Implements training programs to strengthen livelihoods and dignity, including soap-making training for displaced women and microfinance initiatives for survivors. Transitions emergency programs into long-term developmental initiatives to improve sustainability and community resilience.

Supports digital literacy and education access through programs like Adult Digital Technology Education (ADTE) in the USA and provision of computers to Girls in Technology programs in Liberia. Also provides back-to-school support for immigrant children.

Trains local leaders and staff in areas such as gender-based violence prevention, child protection, and management skills. Offers professional development support across career stages, including leadership training for women and technical health worker training.