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Dael city, located in the central countryside of Daraa with a population exceeding 55,000, suffers from a severe lack of primary health care services due to the war and declining international support.

Image source: Dael City (Facebook)

The absence of a stable medical point in the city hinders recovery efforts and the return of displaced persons. This project aims to establish a primary health care center that meets the basic needs of the population in a safe and equipped environment and contributes to strengthening community resilience.

General objective:

Enhance fair and stable access to primary health care services in Dael city and neighboring villages, while reducing the burden on central health facilities.

Specific objectives:

• Rehabilitate and equip the health center building within the first two months.
• Provide primary health care services to over 10,000 beneficiaries during the first six months.
• Reduce non-emergency referrals to the National Hospital of Daraa by 15–20%.
• Train members of the medical staff.

Implementation phases:

• Phase 1: Preparation and establishment (months 1–2).
• Set up the digital system infrastructure and electronic records.
• Recruit and train staff for initial operation.
• Coordinate with local authorities to ensure community acceptance.

Beneficiary groups

Direct:

Children (check-ups and vaccinations), pregnant and breastfeeding women (pre- and postnatal care), patients with chronic diseases (diabetes, hypertension, heart diseases), returnees and displaced persons, low-income families, minor emergencies.

Indirect:

Medical staff (employment and training), the health system of Daraa governorate, the local community, partner and supporting entities.