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AMAR IS AN AWARD-WINNING CHARITY THAT WORKS IN THE MIDDLE EAST, BUILDING AND IMPROVING THE LIVES AND LIVELIHOODS OF SOME OF THE WORLD’S POOREST AND MOST DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE.
FOR THE LAST 25 YEARS WE HAVE PROVIDED PROFESSIONAL HEALTH AND EDUCATION ON A SUSTAINED AND LASTING BASIS, AND TODAY WE DELIVER TENS OF THOUSANDS OF MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS EACH YEAR.
SINCE JUNE 2014, AMAR TEAMS HAVE BEEN WORKING THROUGHOUT IRAQ TO HELP MORE THAN 3.4 MILLION INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS (IDPS) FORCED FROM THEIR HOMES BY THE ISLAMIC STATE (ISIL) INVASION IN THE NORTH AND WEST. WE NOW BUILD, EQUIP, AND RUN PURPOSE-BUILT HEALTH CLINICS FOR IDPS, EMPLOYING LOCAL PEOPLE AND USING LOCAL RESOURCES WHEREVER POSSIBLE.
World Day Against Child Labour shines a spotlight on the global need to end child labour by 2025, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals. AMAR works with a range of partners to raise awareness of and combat... facebook.com/AMAR.LDN/posts…
World Day Against Child Labour shines a spotlight on the global need to end child labour by 2025, in line with the...
Posted by AMAR International Charitable Foundation on Tuesday, 12 June 2018
Former Yazidi sex slaves are left traumatised and struggling to survive without an income or identity papers, says @murad_ismael @YazdaOrg news.trust.org/item/201806050… @AMARLondon @trustconf #trustconf2018 Retweeted by AMAR International
It's #WorldEnvironmentDay2018 #WorldEnviromentDay so what better time to show our recent video of the stunningly beautiful #Iraqi #Marshes.? @AMARLondon was one of the driving forces behind its recognition as a @UNESCOIraq @UNESCO #WorldHeritage site. Retweeted by AMAR International
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Coca-Cola in the Marshes
The soft-drinks giant, Coca-Cola, has joined forces with AMAR to boost our continued efforts to ensure the sustainable preservation of the historic marshlands in Southern Iraq…
Mosul Clinic Complete
Work is now complete on AMAR’s Bazwaya Primary Health Care Centre on the outskirts of Mosul…
DOCTOR RETURNS HOME
An award-winning Welsh medical specialist has been working alongside local doctors in war-torn Iraq helping to improve the lives of some of the country’s poorest citizens.
