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Held from March 13 to 15 in Oued Amlil, this medical and surgical campaign officially launched the 2026 program of local healthcare initiatives—a mission the Foundation has championed on the ground for nearly 23 years.

This intervention reflects the Foundation's ongoing commitment to healthcare equity. It aims to bridge the gap in medical services for rural communities by providing specialized care to those who need it most.

Centrally located in Oued Amlil, the operation provided residents from the town and surrounding areas with access to general consultations and specialized care across 13 disciplines. Services included also laboratory testing, radiology, and ultrasound, as well as the distribution of essential medicines. Additionally, patients identified through prior screening underwent necessary surgical procedures.

The initiative reached 2,575 beneficiaries, including 1,116 women, delivering a total of 5,468 medical services. Among these were 128 cataract surgeries, highlighting the significant social impact and reach of this solidarity-driven project.

Read the press release