Deputy Governor of Makkah Region inaugurates four modern health projects in Jeddah, enhancing healthcare services and aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals.
King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre renews JCI academic medical centre accreditation for three years, reinforcing its global leadership in healthcare quality and patient safety.
KFSHRC in Riyadh performs a groundbreaking procedure to save a child’s leg from amputation, marking a major advancement in pediatric orthopedic oncology and aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals.
Saudi Arabia’s Health Sector Transformation Program increases life expectancy to 77.6 years, enhances preventive care, and improves health services quality, aligning with Vision 2030.
KSrelief organized a healthcare training program in Aden, Yemen, focusing on cholera treatment and infection control, in partnership with WHO and Yemen’s Ministry of Health.
KSrelief mobile clinics in Hajjah, Yemen served 1,443 patients from July 10-16, 2024, providing epidemic control, internal medicine, pediatrics, and lab services.
Three emergency centers at the Grand Mosque in Makkah operated by the Makkah Health Cluster offer round-the-clock urgent healthcare to visitors, enhancing safety and supporting Vision 2030.
KFSH&RC develops a metagenomic protocol using genetic sequencing to diagnose undetected infectious diseases, achieving zero undiagnosed cases and supporting Vision 2030.
KSrelief delivered 5,817 health services to 2,396 individuals, including Syrian refugees and host community members, at Bebnine in Lebanon in July 2024.
KSrelief concluded a voluntary medical project in Cambodia, performing 69 successful facial and jaw surgeries. The initiative underscores Saudi humanitarian support under Vision 2030.