Mehad news

In Syria, access to healthcare remains a major challenge, particularly for pregnant women. Prenatal care, childbirth and the first few days of a baby’s life ...

In southern Yemen, our teams carried out a fact-finding mission in the Al Musaymir district, located in the Lahj governorate, close to several front lines. ...

In Syria, after more than a decade of conflict, access to healthcare remains a major challenge, particularly for people with kidney failure, whose survival depends ...

Fancy a run for a good cause? Once again this year, Mehad is taking part in the ‘Dossards Engagés’ initiative: the perfect opportunity to combine ...

On 16 and 17 October, Mehad, the Union of Syrian Doctors and Pharmacists in France (UMPSF) and SOS Syria co-organised the Syrian-French Medical Congress in ...

War does not only cause physical injuries. According to the WHO, one in five people living in a conflict zone suffers from a mental health ...

In Ukraine, Mehad supports veterans and those wounded in war through their rehabilitation journey. Alongside physical rehabilitation and psychosocial support, art therapy plays a special ...

A humanitarian situation that is deteriorating day by day  This September marks the 12th anniversary of the war in Yemen, and the situation there is ...

Taking the time to understand the contexts in which we work also allows us to view our work from a different perspective. Once again this ...

Two years after the end of the war, access to healthcare remains a real challenge for millions of Syrians. It was to assess these needs ...

Behind every figure we share – whether it’s the number of consultations, transfusions carried out or births attended – there are lives, faces and stories ...

Following the launch of its first course in spring 2026, Mehad is continuing to roll out its emergency ultrasound training programme in Lebanon. Several doctors ...