Mobile clinic in Tal Haddiya – Southern Aleppo countryside

26 November 2025

Wide Area Coverage

MEHAD’s mobile clinic provides primary healthcare services to the town of Tal Haddiya and its surrounding areas, which includes a large number of villages and communities. This initiative comes at a time when many displaced families are returning to the area, increasing the need for continuous medical services.

The importance of medical services in winter

With the onset of winter and the rise of respiratory diseases among children and the elderly, the clinic plays a vital role in providing basic care, diagnosing common diseases, following up on chronic conditions, and providing necessary medications.

This alleviates the suffering of the population and ensures timely access to healthcare.

Specialised Medical Team

The medical team includes general practitioners, nurses, and midwives who provide daily health care to patients, follow up on critical cases, and refer them to hospitals when needed. The team also conducts health awareness programmes for the community to promote disease prevention.

Mehad’s commitment to the community

The continued operation of the mobile clinic underscores MEHAD’s commitment to ensuring local people have access to healthcare, and highlights the essential role of mobile clinics in supporting rural communities and areas that lack access to basic health services.

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