Jordan Healthcare Centre

Provision of Primary Health Care Services, Jordan

Since 2011, Jordan alone has provided refuge to more than 1.36 million Syrians, 90% living among the local community in Amman and northern Jordan such as Al Mafraq. As of the 31st March 2023, the total number of refugees in Al-Mafraq was 168,950, 26% of the total number of registered refugees in Jordan.

Our team in Jordan are focusing on preserving access to essential primary health services for the most vulnerable refugees (women and girls at risk during the reproductive period, children, and patients with chronic life- threatening illnesses).

Our Mission

• Provide accessible and comprehensive primary healthcare services within the camp, including consultations, vaccinations, and essential medications.
• Equip and train local healthcare workers to deliver culturally sensitive and high-quality care.
• Promote preventative health practices through education and community outreach programs.