Qatar Charity unveils Somalia healthcare plan
Qatar Charity has launched a comprehensive health plan in Somalia for the years 2026-2027, encompassing 48 projects benefiting approximately 49,834 individuals. The goal is to improve access to essential and specialized healthcare services. The projects cover areas such as combating malnutrition and blindness, providing medicines and medical supplies, supporting pediatric heart surgeries, treating chronic diseases, and rehabilitating dialysis centers, all aimed at alleviating the burden on families and enhancing the healthcare available to them. Key programs include malnutrition treatment, which benefits around 21,672 people through 21 projects; blindness prevention programs serving about 10,000 patients via 10 projects; the provision of medicines to approximately 17,300 beneficiaries; support for cardiac and chronic disease patients; and the rehabilitation of dialysis centers that serve 32 patients. These initiatives are part of Qatar Charity’s efforts to strengthen the healthcare sector in Somalia, supporting those affected by health issues and improving their quality of life.
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