Judy is an independence and non-profit organization, has established in 2012 and working in the field of humanitarian relief and development of refugees and IDPs in KR-I. Judy Organization has implemented education in emergencies centers since 2014.These centers provides learning, recreational activities, inside and outside activities, protection and health services. Judy is implementing Turaq learning center 2 for refugees and IDPs now. Turaq Learning Center 2 for refugee and IDP children is a support learning and recreational activities and protection services center for Syrian refugee and IDP children in Turaq – Erbil. The center provides support classes for Primary stage students. The center provides learning services, recreational activities, inside and outside activities during summer July and August 2018. 610 children…

Baaj Vaccination Campaign 3 months ago, the Iraq Health Access Organization began opened the Baaj Primary Health Care Center in Baaj district, Nenawa, funded by UNFPA and the Preemptive Love Coalition (PLC) and the center witnessed more than 60 consultations per day. On July, the Iraq Health Access Organization (IHAO), in coordination with the Ministry of Health (MoH) and the Nenawa Directorate of Health (DoH), supported the Baaj vaccination campaign. The vaccinations included measles, polio, pentavalent and BCG vaccinations; it lasted from 24th June till 18th July and was supported by PLC. The number of beneficiary children under 5 years old were 1267, 670 males and 606 females. IHAO is proud to support the national vaccination campaigns of Iraq and…

MSF donated today almost 500,000 doses of tuberculosis drugs to the Ministry of Health, to support and increase the capacity of the National Tuberculosis Program (NTP) to respond to the needs of the Iraqi population. With an approximate value of 85 million Iraqi Dinars (IQD), the donation will help to cover the needs of hundreds of patients for the next six months.  More details in the press release attached. Photos of the donation in Baghdad today (2018/7/26) also included.

Mercy Hands for Humanitarian Aid is a leading Iraqi NGO, founded in 2004 with a goal to save lives and preserve human dignity. Mercy Hands is headquartered in Baghdad, and has four satellite offices in Babil, Karbala, Salah al-Din and Erbil Governorates. According to our 2015 - 2016 Work Strategy, Mercy Hands is currently active in the following humanitarian sectors: emergency aid, civil society and democratization, peace-building, protection, and health. For more information, please visit the Mercy Hands website: www.mercyhands.net. FULL REPORT CAN BE DOWNLOADED BELOW.

Harikar NGO is a neutral, non-governmental, non-profit humanitarian organization established in 30th May 2004 by group of social activists. Harikar NGO as stated in its mission statement strives toward the fulfilment of human and women rights in Duhok Governorate as stipulated in the new Iraqi constitution of 15th October 2005. Harikar is committed to- within its resources- contribute towards the achievement of the internationally agreed Millennium Development Goals.  Harikar believes in human rights, the right of every person to reach his potential without discrimination on the basis of race, gender, religion, social segment and ethnicity. We strive to achieve the social justice especially among the marginalized vulnerable groups. It also works towards elimination of all forms of discrimination against women and promotes their capacity to fully participate in the community development.  In…

Baiji Community Health House As early as October 2017, the Iraq Health Access Organization, funded by the Preemptive Love Coalition (PLC), provided primary healthcare services in the East of Baiji district, SAD through a community health house, and now, after Baiji General Hospital and Al-Shatt PHCC were opened, IHAO decided to move the clinic to a new site. West Baiji is an area that lacks health services as no governmental or non-governmental body reached it and thus it was the site of the new community health house. With a catchment population of 20,000 individuals, this center serves 3500 returnees and provides primary healthcare services to no less than 60 patients per day in addition to GBV and child mental health…