by Kiran F | Nov 12, 2021 | fall campaign 2021, IMANA Climate, IMANA Events, IMANA Medical Relief (IMR) eNewsletter |
This past month, IMANA’s Disaster Relief Campaign highlighted our response efforts during natural and climate-induced disasters, armed conflicts and addressed the needs of those impacted as they move to safety and resettlement.
by Kiran F | Oct 7, 2021 | fall campaign 2021, IMANA Climate, IMANA News |
Over the years, IMANA filled gaps for inadequate emergency services with critical hurricane relief work in North America and Asia. Our volunteers provided medical/humanitarian aid, and we airlifted emergency supplies to families impacted by the tropical storms. In addition, IMANA has worked hard to help those affected navigate a complex set of transitions in moving from acute emergency response to recovery in logistically challenging areas through our long-standing trusted relationships with government organizations and local community groups. And most importantly, all this is possible through your generous support.
by Kiran F | Nov 13, 2020 | IMANA Events, IMANA Medical Relief (IMR) eNewsletter |
IMANA NEWS & IMANA MEDICAL RELIEF Our growing impact in South Asia Qudsiya Siddiqui November 13th, 2020 Through the worsening pandemic, IMANA remained steadfast in supporting its healthcare programs across South Asia. IMANA-sponsored projects provided a continuum...
by Kiran F | Oct 8, 2020 | IMANA Medical Relief (IMR) eNewsletter |
IMANA MEDICAL RELIEF A Letter of Thanks from Umerkot, Pakistan October 8th, 2020 IMANA Medical Relief has assisted with a rural medical center’s operational expenses in Tharparkar, which provided free healthcare services to 11,025 needy patients since 2019. The...
by Kiran F | Sep 1, 2020 | IMANA Medical Relief (IMR) eNewsletter, IMANA News |
IMANA MEDICAL RELIEF Cataract Surgeries Restarted in Pakistan Qudsiya Siddiqui Aug 28th, 2020 The pandemic had halted all elective surgeries in Pakistan, but now with some ease on restrictions, the IMANA-sponsored vision care project was cautiously restarted. Dr....
