Something That Starts Within These Walls but Continues Beyond Them.
In the medical briefing meeting this morning, I saw 15 Sudanese medics and 11 staff from all around the world coming together to discuss and prepare today’s surgeries.
World Heart Day 2020
we can contribute to the fight against cardiovascular diseases and work towards #HealthForAll.
We are Grateful Too.
“EMERGENCY supported me with quality services, taking care of everything, and this is something I am really grateful for.” We are grateful too.
“Whatever You Can Do to Improve the World is Never too Little”.
We pay tribute to Motasim, to all our staff and humanitarians around the world. In these really difficult times, they are committed to making true positive change.
“That Drop Has Made a Difference for Many”.
Mayo is a refugee camp on the outskirts of Khartoum. EMERGENCY runs the only free clinic here, providing paediatric care in an area home to around 300,000 refugees and IDPs. Since 2005, our staff have worked tirelessly to provide high-quality…
Part of This ‘Revolution’ Is the Role That Pharmacists Play
“What I hope to bring back with me is the patience and composure of the Sudanese people. What I am sure of is that I will always remember the gratitude of the patients here, although all I’m doing is simply…
Stojadin’s Words Contain a Powerful Message.
EMERGENCY’s Salam Centre for Cardiac Surgery is a role model, because every one of the team here is a role model too.”
Treating Patients Is Crucial, but It Is Not Enough on Its Own.
Alessandro is an intensive care nurse. After 4 years working in the UK, he felt like he needed a new challenge and decided to join EMERGENCY. In Sudan, he takes care of children in the ICU ward. “I am always…
…”It’s here.”
With the right planning, with the right resources, and with incredible staff like Manhail, free, sustainable, quality healthcare is always possible.
…”Gift’s Smile Taught Me That.”
One thing is for sure: these two have a bond that will last forever, regardless of distance.