Healthcare Services Provided: From August 14 to 20, 2024, KSrelief's mobile medical clinics at Waalan Camp in Harad District, Yemen, served 98 individuals, offering care in various specialties including epidemic control, emergency, internal medicine, reproductive health, and education.
Support and Accompanying Services: The clinics also provided nursing care to 34 patients, conducted two waste disposal activities, dispensed medications to all beneficiaries, and offered surgical and dressing care to 7 individuals.
Commitment to Humanitarian Aid: This medical outreach highlights KSrelief’s ongoing dedication to improving health and well-being among displaced communities in Yemen amidst the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Hajjah, Yemen, September 8, 2024 — The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has continued its crucial healthcare initiatives at the Waalan Camp for displaced persons in Harad District, Hajjah Governorate, Yemen. Over the period from August 14 to August 20, 2024, the mobile medical clinics operated by KSrelief provided essential medical services to a total of 98 beneficiaries.
During this week-long medical outreach, the clinics offered specialized care across several areas. The epidemic control clinic addressed the needs of 42 patients, focusing on the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases. Meanwhile, the emergency clinic attended to 26 individuals requiring urgent medical attention. The internal medicine clinic served 18 beneficiaries with chronic and non-urgent medical conditions, while the reproductive health clinic provided care to 10 individuals, focusing on maternal and women’s health. Additionally, 2 visitors sought information and support at the awareness and education department, which plays a vital role in health education and community outreach.
In addition to direct medical services, the accompanying support services included nursing care for 34 patients, enhancing the overall healthcare experience. The clinics also carried out two waste disposal activities, ensuring a hygienic environment for patients and staff. Medications were dispensed to all 98 individuals who visited the clinics, and the surgery and dressing clinic provided care to 7 patients requiring minor surgical procedures and wound management.
This comprehensive medical support underscores KSrelief’s unwavering commitment to improving health outcomes and addressing the urgent needs of displaced communities in Yemen. The ongoing efforts reflect a broader strategy to deliver critical humanitarian aid and promote well-being in regions affected by crisis.
