The Kurdish Red Crescent provides the People’s Hospital in Qamishli with modern medical equipment.

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With support from the Kurdistan Red Crescent, the organization donated specialized medical equipment to the People’s Hospital in Qamishli, valued at approximately $200,000.
This initiative aims to strengthen the health sector and support medical facilities to meet the growing needs in light of the current humanitarian crisis, thereby improving healthcare services for patients and displaced persons.

The Hasakah team of the Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide its medical and humanitarian services through mobile clinics.

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The Hasakah team of the Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide medical and humanitarian services through mobile clinics, supporting our people in displacement centers.
🔹 Women’s Clinic
🔹 General Clinic (Internal Medicine/Pediatrics)
🔹 Psychological Support Sessions
The clinics are located in displacement centers housing our people displaced from Ras al-Ayn and Afrin, with the aim of providing basic healthcare and psychological support under these difficult circumstances.

(6) Mobile clinics to provide general medical services

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Supported by medico international, six mobile clinics are currently operating to provide general medical services. These clinics travel daily to shelters housing people forcibly displaced from Afrin in the city of Qamishli and its countryside, as well as the towns of Amuda and Tirbespi.
This initiative aims to provide essential healthcare to the most vulnerable segments of the displaced population by reaching them directly at their temporary residences. These efforts reflect the organization’s commitment to meeting the urgent health needs of the displaced and easing the pressure on the local healthcare system in the region.

An appeal from the Kurdish Red Crescent team in Kobani to humanitarian organizations

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Appeal from the Kurdish Red Crescent Team in Kobanê to humanitarian organizations and to the United Nations, represented by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Mr. Barham Salih:
The city of Kobani and its surrounding countryside have been subjected for days to a brutal military campaign and a suffocating siege imposed by armed factions affiliated with the transitional government in Damascus. Despite the announcement of a ceasefire, the siege continues, and the entry of basic life necessities is still being blocked by these factions.
Water, fuel, and essential food supplies have been cut off from civilians, leading to the displacement of a large number of families into the city. Many of them are forced to sleep outdoors or in their vehicles. Recently, internet and communication services have also been cut off from the city.
The humanitarian situation is catastrophic and brings back painful memories for the people of Kobani of the time when the city was previously besieged by the so-called Islamic State.
We urgently appeal to you to intervene immediately and to fulfill your humanitarian and moral responsibilities toward the city of Kobani and its people

Hundreds of displaced families arrive at Nowruz camp

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Hundreds of families forcibly displaced from Sheikh Maqsoud, Tabqa, and Raqqa are arriving at Nowruz camp amid dire humanitarian conditions and a severe shortage of all basic necessities.
The Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide emergency medical services as the number of arrivals increases daily.
The displaced families, most of whom are women and children, are in urgent need of all forms of humanitarian assistance

Hundreds of displaced families arrive at Nowruz camp

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Hundreds of families forcibly displaced from Sheikh Maqsoud, Tabqa, and Raqqa are arriving at Nowruz camp amid dire humanitarian conditions and a severe shortage of all basic necessities.
The Kurdish Red Crescent continues to provide emergency medical services as the number of arrivals increases daily.
The displaced families, most of whom are women and children, are in urgent need of all forms of humanitarian assistance.

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.

Early..Step New Life

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#Early_Step_New_Life In the Pink Month The Oncology and Thalassemia Hospital – Kurdish Red Crescent reminds you that early detection saves lives. With just one simple step today, you can protect yourself and your future. Take the step now and be the reason for a new smile in life.

“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.