Amman, Jordan – Through a dynamic partnership with multiple stakeholders, the UMR (United Mission for Relief and Development) and IMANA (Islamic Medical Association of North America) teams successfully conducted a comprehensive five-day medical campaign in Jordan. This transformative initiative focused on providing much-needed medical care to some of the region’s most vulnerable populations. 

The campaign specifically targeted Syrian and Palestinian refugees, as well as underprivileged Jordanians, including orphaned women and individuals living below the poverty line. Over the course of the campaign, more than 1,500 patients received high-quality medical consultations and treatments, addressing critical health concerns and improving their quality of life. 

The success of this initiative was made possible by the tireless dedication of doctors and volunteers from both the USA and Jordan, who worked hand in hand to deliver compassionate, expert care. In addition to providing immediate medical support, the campaign emphasized empowering underserved communities with the tools and resources necessary to pursue long-term health and well-being. 

UMR and IMANA extend their deepest gratitude to the donors and supporters who made this campaign possible. Their generosity fuels vital efforts like these, ensuring that marginalized populations receive the care and dignity they deserve.