This microproject will provide medical care, tests, medicines, and health support for 50 homeless people with disabilities who cannot afford treatment. It will relieve pain, treat illnesses, prevent untreated conditions from worsening, and help recipients live healthier lives. Funds raised through Sadaqah will cover their medical needs without discrimination based on religion, gender, or background.
Homeless people with disabilities face illness, injury, pain, and untreated medical conditions because they cannot afford hospital fees, tests, medicines, or transportation to health facilities. Living on the streets can worsen their health, while physical limitations make it harder to seek care. Without help, minor illnesses may become severe or life-threatening.
This microproject will use Sadaqah donations to conduct street-based medical treatment for 50 homeless people with disabilities. Our medical team will provide health checks, basic tests, wound care, prescribed medicines, and treatment where they live. Patients needing hospital care will be referred to suitable health facilities. Support will be provided regardless of tribes, gender, or background.
The project will improve the health of 50 homeless people with disabilities and reduce the risk of untreated illnesses becoming severe or life-threatening. Early treatment, medicines, wound care, and referrals can reduce pain, prevent infections, and support greater independence. Continued street medical care can also connect homeless patients with health facilities and social services.
