IMANA MEDICAL RELIEF:

IMANA: SYRIA

Over 2 million Syrians have been uprooted from their homes due to the ongoing civil war, leaving them displaced and vulnerable. While some reside in UN-sponsored camps, the majority are urban refugees without access to vital healthcare services.

IMANA has been a steadfast force in providing relief to internally displaced and refugee Syrians since 2012. Our efforts include medical care, medications, winter survival kits, food, winterization packages, and life-saving supplies.

Currently, we have 3 major programs benefiting Syrian refugees and IDPs in Turkiye and Syria which include a prenatal care program, an autism and physiotherapy program as well as mobile clinics inside northern Syria following the February earthquake.

Since 2016, our ServeSyria Medical Mission has conducted 20 missions, providing free healthcare to 30,086 patients in and around Amman, Jordan. Our ongoing collaboration with United Muslim Relief (UMR) has enabled us to conduct a number of Cataract Surgery Missions, which have restored eyesight to over 800 patients.

REACHING SYRIAN REFUGEES

With pandemic restrictions lifted, we have resumed providing free healthcare services to unregistered Syrian refugees and others in need in Jordan. We've also extended our reach to areas like Al-Mafraq and Irbid.

Since our program's launch in 2016, we've carried out 20 medical missions with 167 dedicated volunteers, treating 30,086 patients. We aim to raise $80,000 to sustain and expand these efforts. Your support can make a lasting impact on the lives of Syrians facing adversity. Join us in bringing hope, health, and healing to those who need it most.