A Dialogue session, for raisıng the obstetrics and gynecology capacity of the medical staff

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Is holding today, in coordination with the Medical Programs Office. Many topics were discussed with 34 midwives and gynecologists from KRC staff:
Explanation about giving birth- labor – speeding up childbirth – postpartum care- Why mothers prefer Cesarean operation and its cons in addition to the way of treatment – Bleeding of the first three months of pregnancy(causes – how to stop and treat it) and definition of Misoprostol and its indication.That was to raise the level of work in those departments.



Hope through work

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On #World_Suicide_Prevention_Day , 10th September Protection and Psychological Support Office of Kurdish Red Crescent/KRC/ launched an awareness campaign entitled “Hope through work “.
According to WHO, suicides occur somewhere in the world every 40 seconds, that is the 3rd leading cause of death of girls and the third cause of men death, approximately, 800,000 people suicide every year, it mostly takes place in developing countries.
The aim of this campaign is to raise awareness of suicide prevention through coping and problem-solving skills besides establishing good relationships with caregivers, the activities are conducting in KRC facilities under the supervision of psychologists where health, physical and mental care is available.


Kidney disease……. stories of hope in the face of pain

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kidney diseases cause annually thousands or maybe millions of deaths worldwide, as the kidney loses its functions gradually and sometimes completely. KRC centers receive about 5000 kidney cases on yearly bases. Mouhamad Ali Amin Aziz 72 -a displaced from Seri Kanie countryside, lives in Tala`a camp is one of the recovery stories.

Laugh , play and hope

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Protection and Psychological support office provides bicycles for child Protection House in Al-Hasakah to each child according to their ages ,Observing the safety and security in agreement with the management of the house,in response to their desire to practice their cycling hobbies during summer holiday. The office also is continuig to provide a range of recreational and educational activities for children in addition to educational programs on how to deal with children for the staff working in the house.

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Women’s services in Al-Sour town

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A medical staff consisting of a gynecologist, midwives and nurses receive women through a clinic and a labor department at the medical point in Al-Sour town, us last month the number of beneficiaries during reached to 1080 inspections and 26 natural births where attention to reproductive health, gynecology, pregnancy control and follow-up of women before and after birth, in addition to the department of health education that provides awareness sessions for them.

     

Emergency and Ambulance Center in Raqqa

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As another step added to the range of health services we provide through several centers in Raqqa city, an emergency and ambulance center was opened on April 1, 2022 to confirm our continued commitment to expanding our capacity and upgrading our services.  

The center includes 4 ambulances, 12 paramedics and 12 ambulance drivers to respond to emergencies expected cases within the city and its countryside in coordination with the Central Operations disk, which coordinates the work of all emergency centers of KRC in NES.

Their laugh makes us keep going

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Name: Fadhila Khader Al Ali
Age: 7 years
Housing: Washukani Camp
Injury: Physical disability
Date and cause of disability: conducting an operation for a mass in the spine that led to loss the ability of using the lower limbs
Fadhila’s physical disability and not integrating with her peers increased the displacement suffering. However, Community Protection team in Washukani camp tracked the case and the response was by providing a wheelchair for the child.
Community Protection Program seeks empowering people with disability and including them with their peers to secure good psychosocial and social life.
Fadhila is just one example among thousands of children in NES who have been displaced and have to live in poor conditions with lack of health care and safety
 

Care of the mother and her child is a key priority in our services

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Getting access to essential and proper nutrition for children is one of the biggest health challenges in NES, as malnourished children are more vulnerable comparing to their peers so they are at more risk to get sick.

According to Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without Borders) more than 232 million children worldwide are suffering from malnutrition, which is the main reason to nearly half of children deaths under 5.

Children nutrition and the care of pregnant woman and newborns program is a key priority in providing secondary and primary health care, which is through package of services like providing health care for the mothers during pregnancy and after giving birth, health awareness about natural birth, breastfeeding, regular checking, obstetrics, providing food, needed medicine and supplements especially in the camps.

Malak and her mother is one of hundreds of success stories that we achieved in our medical and ambulance centers, as our aim is always getting the best level of health for both women and children in all NES

Request for Proposal of prosthesis items

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Request for Proposal of prosthesis items :
We are undertaking agreeing a Master Purchase Agreement with a company or firm that can provide prosthetic materials to The Kurdish Red Crescent center in Qamislo / North Syria.
More details in the links below
شمال سوريا /North Syria
العراق / Iraq