Improve access to healthcare for Yemeni citizens by building and renovating health facilities, providing medical equipment and supplies, and supporting mobile clinics to reach underserved areas.
Enhance the quality of healthcare by training medical staff, implementing standardized procedures, and ensuring availability of essential medicines and treatments.
Strengthen disease prevention and control efforts by implementing vaccination campaigns, improving sanitation and hygiene practices, and providing education on disease prevention and management.
Direct beneficiaries (200 patients with cataracts)
Kidney failure patients (300 patients).
The poor and needy displaced
Adults and children both sexes (15,000 persons).
Poor patients, people with limited income, those affected by war, and all segments of society benefit from the project, including:
Altawasul Alinsani Malaysia was established in Dec 2019 in Malaysia by a group of social figures interested in humanitarian development work. The Foundation aims to support students and researchers to continue their academic studies, and to promote young people to be useful members. Develop the values of responsibility, self-reliance and serving others. Contribute to empowering women, developing their various skills, and involving them in achieving sustainable development for society. It also aims to provide aid and assistance in emergency and disaster situations.
