Lebanon, with highly privatised medical facilities is not affordable for the Syrian refugees. Muslim Charity’s Director of Programmes, Irfan Rajpur, recently returned from a mission to Lebanon and commented, “The major issues currently facing the Syrian refugee population in Lebanon are housing, food, water and sanitation, health and security. As the refugees are settling in primarily lower socio-economic regions of Lebanon, additional burden is being placed on already overstretched resources. Gaps are appearing in refugees’ access to medical care, particularly in their access to hospital-level maternal care. I fear thousands of women are at risk without any maternal health services”.
Muslim Charity is providing maternal health assistance to the vulnerable Syrian refugee mothers and infants.
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