Group Category: Health & Medicine

Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP) works to provide healthcare services to Palestinian communities, including by providing medical aid during emergencies, and campaigning for…

Hand in Hand for Syria (HIHFAD) works to build a healthy and secure Syrian society by providing on-the-ground support for the innocent civilians…

Endless Medical Advantage is the only Syrian-led mobile health clinic in Lebanon. It is currently working across the western and central areas of…

Established in 1971, the Foundation Fighting Blindness is the world’s leading private funding source for retinal degenerative disease research. The foundation has raised…

Founded in 2002, the Children’s Cancer Center of Lebanon (CCCL) treats children with cancer at no cost to their parents and with complete…

The American University of Beirut Medical Center (AUBMC) is the largest private hospital in Beirut. It and other private hospitals in Lebanon provide…

Founded in 2018, Black Men Heal is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide access to mental health treatment, psycho-education, and community…

Founded in 2017, Music against Malaria (MAM) is a Malawi-based organization with a mission to improve child healthcare and use the performing arts to promote the rich and diverse Malawi culture. MAM aims to supplement governmental efforts and the donor community on malaria intervention by promoting doable actions to prevent malaria incidents and improving hospital infrastructure.

A 2019 grant from the Cultures of Resistance Network helped MAM purchase medical equipment for the malaria department at Chikwawa District Hospital.

Molham Volunteering Team is a relief organization designed to help internally displaced Syrians inside Syria and refugees in countries of asylum. The team works in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey through a network of 170 volunteers in four different areas: medical, urgent cases, orphans, and education.

A 2019 grant from the Cultures of Resistance Network provided scholarships to 100 college students at Idlib University in Syria.

At work in over forty countries and twenty-six US cities, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) helps people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. When an emergency arises, the IRC arrives on the scene within seventy-two hours with urgently needed supplies and expertise that protect people caught in the midst of chaos. The organization commits to stay as long as it is needed, helping survivors to heal, recover, and rebuild their communities to be stronger, more stable, and more democratic.