Help me to build a medical tent for pregnants and children

Dr Ahmed Khader is leading a team of volunteer doctors and nurses in Gaza to provide medical services at Asdaa Medical Point in based Khan-Younis.

For more details about his work, please visit https://vcsacademy.org.uk/aid4gaza/medical-points/

Here's Dr. Ahmed story:

My name is Ahmed Khader, an emergency doctor. I am 27 years old. I am Palestinian and I live in Rafah specifically. Since childhood, I have loved the medical profession, so I studied medicine at the Islamic University and graduated in 2021. I became a doctor and currently work as a medical officer in my private clinic in refugee shelters. My staff and I provide treatment for the displaced and war-wounded despite the scarcity of medical supplies and medicines. Since I was born, I have witnessed 8 wars and seen a lot of suffering and fear, the suffering of refugees and displaced people, and those who fought the war and lost a lot, so I decided to work in a refugee shelter and help people.

Hello world, to all those who still carry the spark of humanity and love in their hearts, to the free souls of this world, we speak to you from Gaza.

We are a medical team consisting of doctors, pharmacists and a number of nurses. We have set up a tent in which we provide all the necessary medicines available in Gaza, and we strive to deliver them to the displaced people who have been wounded by the war as much as possible.

Services we provide to the displaced in the city of Rafah:

1. We are working to provide the necessary treatments for survivors of this war, such as burn creams, painkillers, and antibiotics. We also provide a wheelchair and crutches.

2. We work to provide chronic medications for patients such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high blood fats, and others.

3. We work to provide antidepressants and medications for psychiatric patients, such as epilepsy patients, depression patients, and those suffering from schizophrenia and many other mental illnesses.

4. We work to provide milk and diapers for infants and children up to two years of age.

5. Changing large and small wounds caused by bombs, phosphorus, etc.

6. Providing psychological support to children and women who survived the bombing.

Any contribution, regardless of its size, will have a major role in saving the life of a sick or injured person. Every contribution will make a big difference in saving the life of a sick child, saving the life of a woman, and saving the life of an elderly person suffering from chronic diseases. So, out of kindness and humanity, and not just a request, we hope for your help. This financial assistance is not only material, but is a vital path that enables us to continue providing services and restore normal life in these difficult times.

Thank you for your time, support, and contribution to our side. We appreciate every support, because it impacts and changes so much. We thank you for your humanity and love for us. we love you so much.

Part of the medical equipment from inside the tent.