"Imkan by Iskan" Volunteers Partner with "Arabian Medical Relief" to Support a Free Healthcare Day in Um Sayhoun

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"Imkan by Iskan" Volunteers Partner with "Arabian Medical Relief" to Support a Free Healthcare Day in Um Sayhoun
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Housing Bank volunteers, as part of the bank’s social responsibility initiative "Imkan by Iskan," supported a free medical day organized by Arabian Medical Relief in Um Sayhoun, Ma’an. The initiative was held as part of the organization’s Mobile Clinic project for comprehensive healthcare and chronic disease management.اضافة اعلان

The volunteers supported the mobile clinic’s visit to Um Sayhoun and surrounding areas, helping facilitate access to free primary and specialized healthcare services for local communities.

The medical day benefited 500 uninsured individuals who face financial barriers to accessing medical care and essential treatment.

The initiative reflects Housing Bank’s continued commitment to promoting public health, disease prevention, and early intervention, while supporting healthcare institutions in addressing the needs of local communities.

It also reflects the bank’s efforts to engage its employees in meaningful initiatives that contribute to the well-being of people across different segments of society.

The medical day offered a range of healthcare services in accordance with established safety and quality standards, including first aid and emergency care, general and specialist medical consultations, basic laboratory tests, and the provision of prescribed medications.

The mobile clinic also featured a number of health education and awareness sessions aimed at promoting preventive care and raising awareness of common health concerns.

Launched by Arabian Medical Relief in 2022, the mobile clinic provides free medical, therapeutic, and health education services to vulnerable communities across the Kingdom, with a particular focus on remote and underserved areas.

Its services target children, women, older persons, and individuals living with chronic and other illnesses, helping improve equitable access to care while promoting disease prevention and early detection.