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Lebanon

Since the start of the war in Syria, Lebanon has taken in around 1.5 million refugees. At the same time, the country is experiencing a severe economic and political crisis, which is exacerbating the already dire living conditions of many people. Repeated armed clashes between Hezbollah and Israel are resulting in further displacement. The humanitarian situation remains tense and access to basic supplies is severely restricted.

For years, AWO International has been supporting people in need in Lebanon. A mobile clinic provides healthcare for refugees and people with disabilities. Since the escalation in the Middle East in 2023, we have also been providing emergency aid for internally displaced persons and ensuring access to medical care.

Health on wheels: Mobile clinic for vulnerable groups in crisis-ridden Lebanon

Two thirds of people in Lebanon need humanitarian aid. People with disabilities, the elderly and refugees who have difficulty accessing medical care are particularly affected. The mobile clinic of our Lebanese partner organization Mousawat provides them with urgently needed treatment.

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Health on wheels: Mobile clinic for vulnerable groups in crisis-ridden Lebanon

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