Yemen Red Crescent volunteers are rushing to provide health and hygiene support to communities unable to access immediate medical care in an effort to stem the rapid spread of cholera across the country.
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Volunteers from Magen David Adom’s (MDA) Baqa al-Gharbiyye branch collected and packed more than 900 food parcels for Muslim families during Ramadan in June.
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With over 200,000 suspected cases of cholera since April, and over 1,300 deaths, communities across Yemen are in urgent need of assistance
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Following today’s gun attack on a bus in Egypt’s southern Minya Governorate in which dozens were killed and injured, Egyptian Red Crescent Society have deployed teams of trained volunteers to provide assistance to survivors.
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Dr Attasi has worked with Syrian Arab Red Crescent as a paediatrician for two years at the Homs Ghouta health clinic. She sees around 35 patients a day.
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Dr Talib has worked for Syrian Arab Red Crescent at the Jaramana clinic in obstetrics and gynecology for a year
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Before the crisis, looms could be seen in souks and artisan workshops, where visitors could watch traditional and new designs weaved by hand with painstaking intricacy. The Red Crescent is helping to rebuild this tradition
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Jameela, 35 and Arwa, 33 have been best friends from childhood. They do everything together. When one decided to move from Salamiyah to Homs for work, the other followed.
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Ruba is one of four volunteers working at the reception of the SARC clinic in Rural Jaramana. She has been a Red Crescent volunteer for 10 years.
Read MoreTunisian Red Crescent, together with their partner Ooredoo have inaugurated a mobile clinic in memory of Dr Tahar Cheniti.
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The crowd gathers soon after Issam Jelassi has parked the minivan. This is not just any minivan, but a Japanese custom-made minivan that serves as a mobile health clinic for the Tunisian Red Crescent.
Read MoreThree months ago, Syrian Arab Red Crescent provided sheep to 21 families in Qadisiya, a village in Latakia governorate. One man explains how the whole community has benefitted
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