The video has been released in Italy and worldwide through EMERGENCY's social media channels, with the wish that this peace project will truly become a reality in 2023.
One of the main goals of each of our projects is continually training local colleagues, to transfer skills and create a positive impact on the country's healthcare system over time.
“The support, both physically and mentally, that burn patients require is something I really wanted to provide. For me, becoming a nurse became a dream.” Nigar speaks to us from Sulaymaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan. Nigar is a nurse, and one of…
On 20 December 2022, Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education announced a ban on women attending university with immediate effect until further notice. EMERGENCY is very concerned about this measure, which, if not removed, will have a long-term negative impact on…
EMERGENCY is proud to join the civil fleet and defend human rights.
At our Paediatric Centre in Port Sudan, the only hospital located in one of the poorest areas of the city, we offer free and high-quality care to children up to the age of 14.
23 years ago, EMERGENCY opened a First Aid Post in Afghanistan.
Today and every day, EMERGENCY reaffirms its support for persons with disabilities by providing free, high-quality healthcare.
"I have witnessed thousands of people return back to their daily life and community through EMERGENCY’s services."
Mohammed is six years old. It took four days for him to travel with his father and grandfather from his home on the border with Chad to arrive at EMERGENCY’s Paediatric Centre in Nyala, Sudan. His father, Alsadic, tells us,…