Establishing a medical center in Jableh

Underprivileged communities in the neighborhoods of Al-Azi, Al-Jarkas, and Jubb Jouikha in the city of Jableh face significant difficulties in accessing medical services due to the absence of nearby healthcare facilities. This project aims to establish a non-profit charitable medical center that provides essential healthcare services, with a particular focus on pediatrics and gynecology. Special attention will be given to ensuring easy access for low-income individuals, especially orphans, widows, and families of missing persons due to the war. The medical center pursues two main objectives: providing direct healthcare services to residents of the targeted areas, and creating training opportunities for young doctors to gain hands-on clinical experience while serving the community. In addition, the center will welcome doctors from the diaspora during their visits to Jableh to offer free medical consultations and surgical procedures. This will enhance the quality and scope of medical services and contribute to strengthening local medical capacities.

Project Objectives

• Establishing a non-profit charitable medical center to serve the most underprivileged areas, operated in cooperation with the Mulham Volunteering Team.

• Providing essential medical care in at least the following specialties: internal medicine, cardiology, pediatrics, and gynecology.

• Ensuring access for low-income individuals to subsidized healthcare services.

• Training young doctors and providing them with practical opportunities to gain clinical experience.

• Welcoming expatriate doctors to provide free consultations and treatments.

Contribute to establishing the medical center and be a reason for providing dignified healthcare to those in need.