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CARE receives funding from the German
Ministry of Foreign Affairs to improve access to
health care for the Palestinian people
Many communities in the West Bank do not receive the
minimum standards for basic health services, nor do they
have access to essential quality health services for
preventative health care, antenatal and postnatal care,
health awareness, or curative services for chronic and
infectious diseases. This lack of access to health care is
mainly due to the Israeli checkpoints, the separation wall,
and the proximity to settlements, all creating obstacles for
movement for communities across the West Bank.
CARE International in the West Bank and Gaza has received funding from the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany to implement the “Humanitarian aid for
vulnerable Palestinian communities with access to basic primary health care in the occupied
Palestinian Territory”. The project started on the 1st of October, 2009, and will be implemented
until the 31st of January, 2010.
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