The Development and Cooperation Association (DCA), in partnership with Baitulmaal and Islamic Relief USA, and in coordination with the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health, has successfully concluded its 2025 Mobile Clinic Tour, providing free medical care and health awareness sessions to vulnerable communities across South Lebanon and Mount Lebanon.
Throughout the year, DCA’s mobile medical teams carried out field visits to remote and underserved areas, offering primary healthcare consultations, medications, and preventive health education. The initiative focused on supporting individuals and families who face economic hardship and limited access to healthcare services.
The Mobile Clinic Tour addressed critical needs in chronic disease management, maternal and child health, and general medical care. A team of qualified doctors, nurses, and volunteers ensured that each visit was conducted with professionalism, compassion, and efficiency.
More than 2830 individuals benefited from the medical services provided during the 2025 campaign, reflecting DCA’s ongoing commitment to enhancing community well-being, promoting health equity, and upholding human dignity across Lebanon.
This initiative directly contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being, by improving access to quality healthcare services for underserved populations and supporting healthier communities.
The DCA Mobile Clinic initiative remains a vital part of the association’s broader humanitarian mission to improve quality of life and strengthen community resilience throughout Lebanon