For better health for all… our medical services reach the areas most in need.

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​We reach where healthcare services don’t… Our commitment continues in Al-Hasakah Governorate.
In light of the shortage of health centers in remote villages of Al-Hasakah Governorate, our ambulance teams continue to travel long distances to ensure that medical care reaches those who need it through mobile clinics. 🚑✨
We are on the ground providing:
✅ Comprehensive medical services: Examinations and consultations (gynecology, pediatrics, and internal medicine).
✅ Awareness and prevention: Health education sessions to promote healthy practices within the community.
✅ Essential support: Distribution of baby formula and diapers to the most vulnerable families

To empower youth and build a ready society: 100 trainees in the Civil Defense and First Aid program.

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Recognizing the importance of youth capacity building, the Kurdish Red Crescent continues to implement its specialized training program in civil defense and basic first aid in support of the YOVO Youth Voice Network.
The program targets 100 young men and women and includes theoretical and practical training to enhance their emergency response and community service skills, as part of our ongoing efforts to empower youth and build a more prepared and aware society.

Advanced training in disaster management and rapid response enhancement in Qamishli with support from Medico International

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For three consecutive days this month in Qamishli, the Kurdish Red Crescent Civil Defense team, with support from Medico International, provided advanced training to relevant municipal officials, focusing on disaster management and rapid response mechanisms.
We continue to work to enhance preparedness and build the capacity of local teams to protect our community during emergencies

71 awareness sessions as part of the anti-violence campaign

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As part of the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, and in coordination with civil society organizations and the Women’s Authority, the Psychosocial Support Department of the Kurdish Red Crescent conducted 71 awareness and psychosocial support sessions in Al-Hol and Washokani camps and our various centers. The sessions aimed to raise awareness about gender-based violence and online extortion.
The campaign saw the participation of 327 beneficiaries, including 299 women and girls. The sessions included:
✨ Awareness workshops
✨ Interactive activities to promote trust and digital protection
✨ Individual and group psychosocial support sessions
✨ Sharing messages of hope and empowerment
The women’s messages were a voice of hope and resilience:
“I hope peace will prevail…”, “You are strong and deserve safety,” “Seeking support is courageous.”
We are proud of the women’s trust in us and of the partnerships that strengthen our ability to protect the community and build a safer environment for al

The Kurdish Red Crescent concluded a month full of activity and awareness campaigns.

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The Kurdish Red Crescent concluded a month filled with activities and awareness campaigns on early breast cancer detection. These included a variety of events such as: a sports marathon in collaboration with the Body Bicycle team and the Hez organization; awareness lectures in coordination with the Health Authority and the Women’s Foundation in Hasakah, Qamishli, and Derik; and sessions held at all Red Crescent points and communes in North and East Syria.
The Kurdish Red Crescent’s oncology hospital played a major role in receiving a large number of women for early screening, reflecting the community’s confidence in the efforts being made.
During the month, healthcare staff were honored in recognition of their dedication and commitment to raising awareness and encouraging women to get screened.
Despite the conclusion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, work continues throughout the year at the oncology hospital, which has provided treatment to 210 women with breast cancer to date—because hope never ends, and the giving continues.

“An Early Step… A New Life,”

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Under the slogan “An Early Step… A New Life,”
the Kurdish Red Crescent Women’s Office continues its Pink October campaign to raise awareness about the importance of early detection of breast cancer.
As part of the campaign, an awareness lecture for women was held today at the Mohammed Sheikho Cultural Center in Qamishlo, presented by Dr. Orama Korya from the Kurdish Red Crescent Hospital.
The lecture highlighted the importance of psychological well-being and its impact on the disease, while emphasizing the vital role of early detection in both prevention and treatment.
Early detection is a small step… but it can make a big difference in saving lives.

In October, we remember that early breast cancer screening saves lives..

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In October, we remember that early breast cancer screening saves lives.
Screening isn’t scary, it’s reassuring.
Five minutes of your time can make a big difference, because early detection is the key to rapid treatment.
At the Oncology and Thalassemia Hospital, we offer a free full screening.
Don’t wait for symptoms; take action today.
Your health is worth it, and your awareness is your strength.

Distribution of food baskets to the displaced

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In aim of continuing providing humanitarian aid and strengthening solidarity with communities affected by displacement, the Kurdish Red Crescent, in collaboration with Volkshilfe organization, carried out a support campaign in June within “Improved Living and Health Conditions” project. The campaign targeted displaced people from Afrin in the cities of Qamishlo, Derik, Hasaka, Raqqa, and Tabqa.

 

Continuing civil defense and first aid training using advanced equipment and machinery

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As community members continue to join civil defense and first aid training, both basic and advanced, with the aim of mitigating risks during disasters and crises and supporting emergency response and medical care within the “Medico international” project, the training teams of the Kurdish Red Crescent strive to facilitate the delivery of information through the use of advanced equipment and tools in training operations.
“You can also join the training by contacting the commune.”

May 8 – World Thalassemia Day

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Thalassemia, a genetic blood disorder, is not only a health challenge but also a story of daily struggle for people who need regular blood transfusions and continuous care. Through this day, the importance of early detection, premarital genetic testing, and the importance of integrating patients into society are highlighted.
Together, we can support those affected morally and financially through donation boxes distributed in NES and by donating blood by going to the Kurdish Red Crescent Hospital for Oncology, Burns, and Thalassemia in the city of Qamishlo.
Every word, every support, and every donation makes a difference.
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