The majority of patients at our mobile clinics are people with chronic illnesses who rely on regular medication to survive. In the regions where we operate, there are no pharmacies, so patients depend entirely on mobile healthcare services.
Moreover, not all the medications required by patients with chronic illnesses are covered by the “Affordable Medicines” state program. In such conditions, mobile clinics become a lifeline — often the only chance for people to receive both medical consultations and essential medications.
Thanks to the support of the Netherlands Refugee Foundation Stichting Vluchteling, we were able to carry out a transparent, needs-based procurement of medicines in full compliance with quality standards. This enables us to provide uninterrupted treatment to patients for whom even a few days without medication can lead to serious consequences.
Every day, we witness how lives change after a visit from our clinic. Together, we restore health and renew hope through the
SV&PAL-UA Mobile/Remote Care Project.