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August 1, 2013 Moldova

Standards of medical and social services home care in Moldova

The Ministry of Health of Moldova approved national standards for medical services in the field of home care by regulation no. 851 on July 29, 2013. The new regulation significantly affects the improvement of health care for seniors and people with disabilities and their families in Moldova. It also represents the transition from institutional care to home care services that is quite common in western countries.

July 30, 2013 Syria

Health care for Syrian refugees in Lebanon

At the beginning of July, Patrick Nicholson from Caritas Internationalis, visited Lebanon where he met many Syrian refugees. Below is the translation of his message, this time focused on describing health care provided by Caritas Lebanon.

July 8, 2013 Syria

Give me shelter: Syrian refugees in Lebanon

By Patrick Nicholson/CI - Since the start of the conflict in 2011 in Syria, over 1.7 million people have fled to neighbouring countries. Lebanon has received the largest number of refugees in the region. Although there are half a million Syrian refugees registered in Lebanon, the true number is estimated to be beyond 1 million. On blog.caritas.org, read stories about Khatar, Hotda, Gharam and Nafeh, Alia, Amena, Siham and Krist.

July 1, 2013 Syria

Syrian refugees suffering depression and stress

Syrian refugees fleeing to Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey have lost their homes, their belongings and their jobs or schools. They’ve witnessed war at home and faced a perilous journey to escape. Now, as refugees, they live in tents, makeshift apartments or in tiny rooms. In Lebanon, eight of ten need food, seven out of ten need shelter and three-quarters of the children have no access to education. See the whole article on blog.caritas.org.

June 26, 2013 Syria

Who will save my beloved Syria?

One evening while the electricity was down, I took a walk in the popular area of Tabbalé in Damascus. In the small dark streets, people passed each other by, their flashlights in hand. It’s a popular area, where Christians, the poor from every region and people from rural areas mix. Bishop Antoine Audo, President of Caritas Syria.describe the situation in Syria. Read more on caritas.org.

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