Continuous Support for Kidney Dialysis in Raqqa: Alameen Organization Delivers Operational Medical Supplies to the Health Directorate

As part of its ongoing humanitarian efforts to support the health sector in Syria, Alameen Organization for Humanitarian Support has delivered a new, comprehensive batch of operational medical supplies for kidney dialysis machines to the Health Directorate in Raqqa Governorate, in northeastern Syria. The project was funded by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre and carried out under the supervision of the Syrian Ministry of Health.
This delivery is part of an effort to keep dialysis stations and kidney departments in the governorate running without interruption, particularly because patients with kidney failure depend on regular dialysis sessions to stay alive. Any shortage in operational supplies can directly affect patients’ health and the ability of hospitals to receive them.
These supplies help dialysis machines operate efficiently and safely, and they enable medical teams to continue providing treatment to patients in the city of Raqqa and the surrounding areas. The new batch also eases part of the burden carried by patients and their families, who already face difficult living and health conditions.
Through this project, Alameen Organization reaffirms its commitment to supporting health facilities and strengthening their ability to continue delivering medical care, in cooperation with its partners and the relevant health authorities. The funding provided by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre is an important contribution to these efforts and reflects the value of humanitarian partnerships in reaching those most in need.
The organization hopes this step will help improve the quality of medical services available to kidney patients in Raqqa and give them a better chance to follow their treatment regularly and with peace of mind.