Medical outreach team
"I am grateful to the doctors at CAFOD's clinic because they saved my daughter's life. I vividly remember carrying her in my arms into the clinic." - Sultana, Pakistan
Your gift funds a mobile medical team that brings life-saving care to the world's most remote communities.
In Pakistan and beyond, our local partners are reaching families in places where healthcare is otherwise impossible to access. With mobile outreach teams, emergency medicines, and vital health training, people are able to receive care, recover from illness, and protect their families from disease.
After devastating floods, Sultana's daughter Ayra contracted malaria. Too weak to walk, Sultana carried her to a CAFOD-supported clinic. "The doctor prescribed a medication she needed to take for three months, and she slowly became better and recovered her strength," Sultana told us. The clinic also gave free medicine to her son. "We didn't care about any possessions – we just wanted to keep our children safe."
Thanks to the mobile medical outreach team, Ayra survived. For families in crisis, these teams are absolutely essential.
Give the gift of a medical outreach team today and help save lives in remote communities.
Choose a delivery option
Choose a card design
Couldn't load pickup availability
Read more
"I am grateful to the doctors at CAFOD's clinic because they saved my daughter's life. I vividly remember carrying her in my arms into the clinic." - Sultana, Pakistan
Your gift funds a mobile medical team that brings life-saving care to the world's most remote communities.
In Pakistan and beyond, our local partners are reaching families in places where healthcare is otherwise impossible to access. With mobile outreach teams, emergency medicines, and vital health training, people are able to receive care, recover from illness, and protect their families from disease.
After devastating floods, Sultana's daughter Ayra contracted malaria. Too weak to walk, Sultana carried her to a CAFOD-supported clinic. "The doctor prescribed a medication she needed to take for three months, and she slowly became better and recovered her strength," Sultana told us. The clinic also gave free medicine to her son. "We didn't care about any possessions – we just wanted to keep our children safe."
Thanks to the mobile medical outreach team, Ayra survived. For families in crisis, these teams are absolutely essential.
Give the gift of a medical outreach team today and help save lives in remote communities.
This gift is part of our fund.
View all our gifts
