Hospital Infrastructure
With help from people like you, ANERA builds and upgrades clinics and hospitals, improving health care services for the poorest communities and people with disabilities. We also give technical guidance and cash grants, as well as medical supplies that support their work and ease their financial burdens.
From peeling paint and water damage to outdated equipment and a shortage of doctors, the problems at health care facilities in the West Bank and Gaza are widespread and lower the quality of care they provide. The conditions of hospitals that serve Palestinian refugees in Lebanon also have life and death implications. Thanks to supporters from all over the world, ANERA is able to improve the conditions in these life-saving institutions
Hospital Infrastructure Stories
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Gaza’s Al Amal Hospital Gets Big Improvements
“Now, we are much better equipped. We can double the number of patients with our increased capacity of 130 beds. We can even do more operations,”
- Categories:
- Health, Hospital Infrastructure
- Locations:
- Gaza
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The Right Engineer for the Job
The odds of coming across a pregnant engineer supervising a project to renovate a hospital’s postnatal department are low, but not in Bethlehem.
- Categories:
- Health, Hospital Infrastructure
- Locations:
- West Bank
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Profiles of Health Workers in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon
For World Health Day, ANERA profiled a number of healthcare professionals working to serve Palestinian refugees and other poor families.
- Categories:
- Health, Health Education, Hospital Infrastructure, In-Kind Medical and Relief, Mother and Child
- Locations:
- GazaLebanonWest Bank
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Hospital Upgrades Across the West Bank
Upgrades are significantly increasing the capacity of key West Bank hospitals in Nablus, Jericho, Beit Jala and Ramallah.
- Categories:
- Health, Hospital Infrastructure
- Locations:
- West Bank
