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Apart from deliveries of essential medications and treatments, Bring Hope runs projects to address community health needs on the ground in Iraqi-Kurdistan. Our model is holistic, encompassing not only the physical health, but addressing the psycho-social needs of those we serve.
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Since our inception, we have been able to provide medical items to many countries around the world. With distributions of medicines, wheelchairs, medical beds, hygiene items, face masks and PPE, we are proud to be able to provide the most necessary equipment to vulnerable communities in crisis.
To date, we have sent more than 3 million medical treatments to countries across the globe, including Sierra Leone, Lesotho, Kenya, Nigeria, Republic of Congo, Guinea, Pakistan, Lebanon and Bangladesh.
Battling the COVID-19 pandemic has been of utmost priority to us, as we aid in emergency response shipments worldwide.
The Healing Project is designed to help people on a deeper, more emotional level and to restore a person’s own power. It focuses on the mental health needs of the refugee and IDP population, incorporating discussion groups, yoga, and therapy sessions - improving mental wellbeing through addressing loss, trauma, alienation, and depression.
The Heart of Hope program ensures crucial heart surgery for children living in refugee and IDP camps with congenital cardiovascular conditions. These surgeries are most often unavailable in the regions where camps are located and require either domestic or international transportation. The Heart of Hope project also makes sure that parents and children remain together during such a crucial time.
