Medical Support-Operation

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Project Highlights:

Overview

The Micro Live project of medical assistant provides medical assistance to vulnerable people. Many needy people find it difficult to obtain medical care, as they are unable to pay the expenses of the medical screening and treatment. The micro live project of medical assistant focuses this needs by covering the expenses of medical diagnoses, operations, and treatments.

Key Activities

The content of the Micro Live Project of medical assistance are

Diagnosis: selected needy and sick people, Hasene International organization and partner of HHF extends to provide them proper medical treatment this includes paying the expenses of consultations, diagnostic tests, and operation.
Operations and Surgery: For people needing an operation to cure an illness, the project will pay for and arrange an operation both small and short term operations. These operations, which many would otherwise never have been able to enjoy, the micro live project of medical assistant enable patients to recover their health and contribute again as full members of society.
Treatment: the expenses covered by the Hasene organization also include medication that the patient must take, therapies and after-care. this help means individuals can complete their treatment plans successfully and ensure better health outcomes.

Project Owner / Implementing Agency:
Horyal Humanitarian Foundation (HHF)

Implementation Timeframe: 2023

The impact of the project.

Micro live project discharges families of the financial burden of their health. The families are now able to maintain and find their basic needs of food, shelter and education; moreover, the sicker people were received cure and medical assistant is the more health facilities improving economically as they receiving revenue and this reflects the enhancement overall economy in the society.

The medical assistant through micro live project has reduced the inequality in the community as the poor and illness people have access healthcare to them self and their children