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Arab Medical Relief (AMR) Provides Free Medical and Therapeutic Services in Five Governorates, Supported by Hikma Pharmaceuticals

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20-02-2026

The Arab Medical Relief (AMR) association, in cooperation with the National Center for Women's Health Care and supported and sponsored by Hikma Pharmaceuticals, organized a series of free medical days across several regions in the Kingdom. This initiative is part of the association's ongoing efforts to enhance access to healthcare services and deliver medical care to the most vulnerable groups.

The medical days spanned five different regions. The first medical day was held on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at Al-Qastal Secondary Comprehensive Mixed School. The second day took place on Thursday, April 23, 2026, at the Ajoor Charitable Society for Social Development in Ruseifa.

The third medical day was conducted on Sunday, May 10, 2026, in the Balqa Governorate – Al-Karameh/Al-Ghowr area, inside the campus of Al-Ghowr Secondary Comprehensive School for Girls. Meanwhile, the fourth medical day was held on Monday, May 11, 2026, in the Irbid Governorate – Northern Shouneh/Al-Manshiyya, within the premises of the Telal Ladies of Al-Manshiyya Society. The medical days concluded on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, in Ramtha – Al-Bwaydah area, inside the Makani School campus.

The medical days offered a comprehensive range of specialties and medical services, including: General Medicine, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, Gynecology, Dentistry, Vision and Optometry Screenings, Pharmacy, Nutrition, Health Education, in addition to Triage services.

Throughout the medical campaign, 2,995 cases were diagnosed and evaluated across the targeted regions. Additionally, 1,667 free medical prescriptions were dispensed covering various treatments based on the treating physicians' recommendations, and 181 laboratory tests were performed according to clinical cases and patients' needs.

The campaign also incorporated a humanitarian and educational aspect, where 250 hygiene kits containing personal care tools were distributed to young girls to promote health awareness and personal hygiene.

The Arab Medical Relief (AMR) association affirmed that these medical days align with its humanitarian mission to support local communities and enhance health awareness. By providing integrated medical services, the association aims to alleviate the healthcare burdens on beneficiary families, in partnership with supporting entities and medical staff volunteers.