WDF19-1732 aims to implement an integrated NCD-humanitarian national response strategy with focus on prevention and access to care for both refugee populations and Jordanians. The goal is to reduce the burden of NCDs, especially diabetes and high blood pressure, among refugees and other vulnerable groups in Jordan.
The project will support activities within three main areas anchored in national health system planning and humanitarian response actions concerning health.
- 190 primary care centres strengthened- 600 MoH staff of different categories trained- 150,000 patients (incl. 50,000 refugees) provided improved care- 40,000 people at risk of NCDs reached through awareness activities
We present the story of our long-term partners in Jordan, The Royal Health Awareness Society and the Ministry of Health, sharing insights from the efforts of the integrated NCD-humanitarian response programme that we co-developed and supported
We present the story of our long-term partners in Jordan, The Royal Health Awareness Society and the Ministry of Health, sharing insights from the efforts of the integrated NCD-humanitarian response programme that we co-developed and supported.
An ambitious partnership is working to reduce the burden of NCDs among Syrian refugees in Jordan and Jordanian host communities alike. WDF visited to see its progress.