Abu Khashab Primary Healthcare Center Services

Every day, the Kurdish Red Crescent center in the Abu Khashab camp, located east of Deir ez-Zor, receives about 120 IDPs. Each clinic in the center (internal medicine, pediatrics, and gynecology) sees around 40 cases daily, which range from regular check-ups to emergency care. They provide medical services and appropriate examinations for all age groups, along with distributing medications, while ambulance services are on standby 24/7 for any emergency situations.

Opening another road emergency point (ORKESH)

The presence of ambulance points on the roads is of great importance, as it can reduce the response time to accidents, which increases the chances of rescuing the injured.
The Kurdish Red Crescent, among the services it provides, opened the Orkesh emergency point at the crossroads linking the cities and villages of Amuda, Hasakah, and Qamishli.
This point is equipped with a team of paramedics and an ambulance with full primary and emergency equipment, and is ready around the clock to head to road accident cases in addition to transporting emergency cases in distant villages, in coordination with the operations room to facilitate access to the injured so that emergency services can be provided, and to transport them to hospitals in nearby cities in order to preserve lives, and reduce the time they take to arrive to receive appropriate treatment.

Continuation of the work of the mobile clinic in Al-Hasakah city

With the spread of seasonal diseases that increase during the winter, and to follow up on the health status of the displaced people, our medical teams continue through mobile clinics to go to the shelters of the displaced people of Al-Shahba and Afrin in the city of Al-Hasakah, where primary health care services are provided, which include examinations for internal diseases, children and women, in addition to the provision of medicines and health awareness for the displaced.

 

Distributing special needs for displaced children from Al-Shahba

besides health care services, the Kurdish Red Crescent teams continue to provide relief services to the displaced people of Afrin and Al-Shahba in the city of Al-Hasakah, where baskets containing diapers were distributed to 43 displaced families in 4 shelters.

A WORD OF THANKS

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Spas ji bo Heyva Sor a Kurdistanê e.V. ji bo alîkariya Lezgîn ji bo miletê me. hun jî dikarin alîkar bin 👇
Thanks to Heyva Sor a Kurdistanê e.V. for the urgent support to our displaced people. you also can support 👇
شكرا ل هيفا سور كوردستان على دعم اهلنا النازحين من الشهباء و حلب
👇بامكانكم ايضاً المساعدة

Distribution of basic necessities to 144 displaced families in Hasaka

Besides to the health services offered to displaced individuals from the Al-#Shahba and Tal #Rifaat. The #Kurdish_Red_Crescent Organization has started providing relief services. Today, after assessing the number of families residing in shelters in Al-Hasakah city , our teams distributed essential items such as diapers, baby formula, and hygiene kits to 144 displaced families.

Our medical teams continue to provide healthcare to displaced people

Since the early morning hours, our medical teams have continued to provide medical services to tens of thousands of displaced people from the areas of Tal Rifaat, al-Shahba and the countryside of Aleppo, who are present in the gathering places in the cities of Raqqa and Tabqa. The efforts of these teams reflect our steadfast commitment to meeting the needs of these displaced people and providing them with the necessary health care in light of the difficult circumstances they are living in.

WASH team conducts initial assessments to receive IDPs

Given the importance of the water, sanitation, and hygiene sector during crises, the Kurdish Red Crescent WASH team conducted preliminary assessments of shelters for displaced people from #Aleppo and #Shahba areas. These assessments aimed to identify emergency interventions in humanitarian response within the water and sanitation sector. The measures included tests to monitor water quality, as well as identifying hygiene needs. Information and lists were also shared with partner organizations and the Office of Organisation Affairs, facilitating the rapid implementation of interventions to alleviate the suffering of internally displaced persons (IDPs).