Health
Access to healthcare should be a right, not a privelage. Donate to provide access to doctors, urgent medicines and specialised treatments to vulnerable communities worldwide
Help provide access to essential medicines and experienced medical staff.
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Provide specialised care to mothers and babies in crisis zones, including Gaza and Yemen.
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A simple procedure can help remove cataracts, but many can't afford it. Give the gift of sight today.
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Good health is the foundation of a productive, dignified life. Yet millions of people around the world lack access to even basic medical care. At Muslim Hands, we believe healthcare is a fundamental human right. Our programmes provide life-changing treatments, specialised care for mothers and children and emergency medical aid.
Through your support, we ensure vulnerable communities receive the care they need, because when one person suffers, the whole community is affected.
You have provided medical assisstance to more than 3 million people
You have funded cataract surgeries for over 60,000 elderly people
Your donations have helped over 769,000 mothers
Until she reached the Motherkind Clinic in Afghanistan, Maria had no idea a deadly parasite was slowly draining the life of her 7-month-old son, Omar. Weighing just 4kg, he was dangerously underweight, and living on only $3 a day left Maria with little hope of treatment.
At the clinic, doctors began nutritional therapy with protein peanut paste, helping Omar gain weight. Further tests later revealed a parasitic infection, which was treated with specialised care.
Now weighing a healthier 7kg, Omar is on the path to recovery, and Maria’s fears have eased. Her story reflects the reality for thousands of mothers in crisis zones, where Motherkind clinics provide a vital lifeline when families have nowhere else to turn.
Our Motherkind clinics offer ante-natal and post-natal care, vaccinations, nutrition programmes and community outreach. Women and children in crisis zones benefit from safe deliveries, medical check-ups and life-saving education.
We operate health clinics providing free check-ups, medicines, referrals, and mobile medical services. These often serve as the only healthcare facilities in remote or impoverished communities.
Simple procedures like cataract removals transform lives instantly. Eye camps provide free surgery and check-ups, restoring vision and dignity to those who cannot afford treatment.
From malaria prevention to hygiene awareness campaigns, our health programmes tackle preventable illnesses, reduce child mortality, and improve overall community wellbeing.
Our health programmes aim to ensure that people living with poverty, in remote areas and in crisis zones can access essential, life-saving healthcare. We focus on preventing avoidable illness, supporting safe childbirth, restoring sight, and maintaining medical services in the most fragile and conflict-affected settings.
Our support varies by location but includes maternal and newborn care, cataract surgeries through eye camps, primary healthcare services, emergency medical support and funding for doctors, nurses, and midwives working in crisis and war-affected areas.
We support safe pregnancies and deliveries by funding skilled birth attendants, essential medical equipment, antenatal and postnatal care and community outreach programmes. This helps reduce preventable deaths and complications for both mothers and babies.
Cataract eye camps are temporary clinics set up in communities where access to eye care is limited. They provide free or low-cost eye examinations and cataract surgeries, restoring sight and enabling people to return to work, education and daily life.
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