UMR programs in Sudan focus on health and management of malnutrition since the conflict started. UMR supported 15 health facility with medicines and equipment in partnership with Muslim Aid, and Qatar Red Crescent and with total value of new medicines of 43 Million USD. UMR is a non-profit organization based in the United States. They believes that access to quality, dignified healthcare is a human right, not a privilege.
KHARTOUM MARCH 13: UMR programs in Sudan focus on health and management of malnutrition since the conflict started. UMR has shipped 15 medical kits that supported 160,000 patients.
UMR supported 15 health facility with medicines and equipment in partnership with Muslim Aid, and Qatar Red Crescent and with total value of new medicines of 43 Million USD. This program is a year long and 10 medical kits on the way to Sudan arriving in Mid April.
Additionally, UMR has equipped an advance ICU department in Aljazira state. UMR also has shipped 60 ICU beds to Sudan and hospitalization equipments with total value of 1.6 million USD. On the nutrition UMR has distributed 1.5 million meals and thousands of food baskets to reach more than 12,000 persons and a shipment of forties food has arrived to Sudan to support more than 15,000 persons mainly malnourished children and pregnant women and people with disabilities. UMR also has ensured a borehole in the rural Khartoum in functional serving cluster of villages to serve 10,000 persons of more than 1800 families.
UMR is a non-profit organization based in the United States. They are one of the fastest growing NGO’s in the country, with a focus on building humanitarian coalitions to tackle developmental needs. UMR believes that access to quality, dignified healthcare is a human right, not a privilege.
