Care That Reaches Displaced Families
Wherever They Are
From mobile medical caravans in Gaza to a new emergency clinic in Sudan, HDF brings healthcare directly into displacement camps — meeting families where they are, when hospitals are too far, too full, or too dangerous to reach.
Sudan · North Gaza · Central Gaza
1,335 in a single month
~700 patients per clinic
Free at the point of care
The hospital can't be reached. The need can't wait.
Displaced families in Sudan and Gaza face the same brutal gap: the nearest hospital is overcrowded, far away, or financially out of reach, while their health needs — maternal care, chronic disease, injuries, malnutrition — can’t wait. Damaged infrastructure and constant displacement mean healthcare has to come to people, not the other way around.
These structures put care where the need is greatest — inside the camp, not hours away.
Clinics embedded in the camp.
HDF operates temporary and semi-permanent health structures embedded directly in displacement camps and underserved areas — staffed clinics and mobile caravans offering outpatient care, maternal health services, chronic disease management, and emergency stabilization, all free at the point of care.

Three structures. One mission.

Al-Amin Clinic

Medical Caravans
- 1,335 medical procedures delivered across both caravans in a single month
- Consistent monthly reach of roughly 700 patients per clinic
- Core services: blood pressure & blood sugar screening, disease diagnosis, wound care, and medical follow-up


