Healthcare
adapted to local needs
Treatment offers little help if it is too expensive or too far away. Conflict and poverty can exclude people from necessary healthcare. Imdad supports local health work with treatment, medicine and equipment where needs are great.
How Imdad helps
The work includes temporary clinics through local relief partners in Sudan and eye care in Pakistan. We also support patients and health services. Activities should reflect local needs and have clear medical responsibility.
Healthcare close to people
From eye care in Pakistan to temporary health services in Sudan. Your support helps reduce the barriers that cost and crisis place in the way of care.
Eye care at no cost to patients
Imdad organised an eye-care camp with examinations and help with treatment, medicine, glasses and surgery. It was aimed at people who might otherwise struggle to pay for care.
Healthcare as part of emergency relief
Through local relief partners, Imdad contributes temporary clinics. These form part of a broader response with water, food and hygiene supplies for people affected by war.
From our work
Earlier work
Support for health services
Imdad has previously supported hospitals with dialysis equipment and other essential equipment, and contributed to free treatment.
Medicine for Rohingya refugees
Medicine was part of Imdad’s initial assistance to displaced Rohingya families.