The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is a U.S. humanitarian nonprofit whose wider mission spans health, protection, education and economic recovery. Its health work in crisis-affected countries includes primary care, maternal and child health, reproductive health, mental health, nutrition, and water, sanitation and hygiene.
Evidence and transparency: The IRC’s health strategy and technical resources describe service delivery, health-system support and research with partners. Country services differ. Board information, audited statements, tax filings and annual reports disclose governance and organizational finances.
Review scope: Last reviewed 2026-10-29: public-source desk review of official identity, geography, subject scope, available methods, access and institutional disclosures. Field operations, every finding and restricted services were not independently audited. Inclusion identifies a source to assess; it does not imply H/S endorses every position, appeal or finding.
Sources: Health services and systems; Health strategy; Financials; Board.