During the Syrian conflict, medical facilities have been routinely targeted, destroying hospitals and killing doctors, nurses, administrators, and patients.
“There are no other organizations providing these sorts of supplements, though prenatal care represents one of the most common reasons for health care visits in the region,” says Bennett Gross, Senior Board Advisor at the Multi-Faith Alliance.
As of January 2020, Orient and MFA had distributed more than 53,700 bottles of MMS to Syrian women – these services are critical for maternal and child health.
“It gives a message to the rest of the Syrian people that there is someone who cares,” said Dr. Osman al-Haj Osman, who worked at a front-line hospital in Aleppo before it was bombed. “There is hope.”
