Our partnership with Action for Development

Meet the Midwife

When our team arrived in the earthquake-affected area, the scene was heartbreaking. Homes had been destroyed, and people were struggling with fear, homelessness, and lack of basic necessities. The needs were urgent. Many suffered from wounds, fractures, infections, respiratory problems, and diarrhea. Pregnant mothers and children required special care, and there was a deep need for psychological support to help people cope with the trauma.

Our mobile health clinic did everything it could to help. We provided general examinations, treated wounds, distributed essential medicines, offered vaccinations, and delivered maternal and child care. We gave health consultations and referred critical patients to higher-level health centers for more specialized treatment.

One moment that I will never forget is seeing a child who had lost both parents in the earthquake. Despite his pain and fear, he gave us a small smile and thanked us for the help he received. That smile, fragile yet full of hope, reminded me that even in the darkest moments, human kindness and resilience shine through.

The impact of our work was clear. Pain and suffering were reduced, the spread of disease was prevented, and hope and calm returned to families who had lost so much. For me personally, this experience deepened my sense of responsibility, empathy, and commitment. It reminded me of the true value of service and the power of helping others in their darkest hours.