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Under the patronage of the Chairman of the Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) committee and in cooperation with GAM, the Medical Aid for Palestinians association (MAP Jordan) organized a comprehensive free medical day at the Queen Rania Al Abdullah Park. The initiative aimed to provide essential healthcare services, treatment, and consultation to vulnerable and needy groups, successfully serving nearly 1,800 beneficiaries across various age groups.
The event was run by MAP Jordan’s dedicated medical, nursing, and administrative staff, alongside a group of university student volunteers. This initiative falls within the association's ongoing community healthcare programs aligned with its humanitarian mission to improve public health and quality of life.
Comprehensive Medical Specialties & Strategic Partnerships
The medical day witnessed a high turnout from local residents who received specialized consultations and checkups from a group of doctors and experts. The services spanned several medical fields, including:
General Medicine & Internal Medicine
Pediatrics & Dermatology
Ophthalmology & ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat)
Osteoporosis Screenings
Nutritional Counseling & Health Awareness
A number of supporting partner institutions and companies contributed to the event's success by supplying necessary pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, and logistics.
Commitment to Sustainable Healthcare Access
Ms. Maha Shahin, the Executive Director of MAP Jordan, expressed her pride in the partnership with the Greater Amman Municipality, hoping this event would be part of a continuous series of joint health programs designed to alleviate the financial and medical burdens facing families.
"At MAP Jordan, we are committed to making healthcare accessible to everyone for prevention and early detection of diseases," Shahin stated. She also highlighted that the association is actively expanding its humanitarian programs across the Kingdom through its permanent centers and clinics located within several camps, including the Gaza (Jerash) camp, Talbieh (Zizia) camp, and Hittin (Marka/Russeifa) camp.
For her part, the Director of Queen Rania Al Abdullah Park, Ms. Rasha Al-Shorba, expressed her delight in hosting the event, emphasizing the vital role of cooperation between official municipalities and civil society organizations to deliver direct, sustainable benefits to citizens.