Why this program is needed
People in vulnerable, low‑income and war‑affected communities often have no access to regular check‑ups, preventive screening or vaccinations, so cardiovascular disease, diabetes and other conditions are detected too late.
People in vulnerable, low‑income and war‑affected communities often have no access to regular check‑ups, preventive screening or vaccinations, so cardiovascular disease, diabetes and other conditions are detected too late.
Free Medical Aid provides comprehensive check‑ups: cardiology screening, diabetes screening, ultrasound diagnostics, consultations with therapists and pediatricians, and vaccination support. The goal is to detect pathologies early and guide patients to further treatment.
Thousands of adults and children have already received free examinations and counselling, allowing many diseases to be identified at an early stage and patients to be referred for timely treatment.
Support is needed to finance diagnostic equipment and consumables, vaccines, medical staff, and the expansion of free check‑up days for communities with limited access to healthcare.
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