Al-Mansoura Primary Healthcare Center
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About This Project
Serving over 173,000 beneficiaries across rural Ar-Raqqa with free pediatric, maternal, general medical clinics, and full pharmacy services.
“In the heart of remote communities, access to free medical care for mothers and children is the primary pillar of safety and hope.”
Strategic Location & Regional Importance
Located in western rural Ar-Raqqa (Ath-Thawrah / Tabqa district), opposite the Mansoura Municipality building and near the vital Aleppo–Raqqa highway, Al-Mansoura Health Center serves as a vital medical refuge for surrounding rural communities in Syria.
Al-Mansoura Center is the only free primary medical facility across the entire 50-kilometer corridor between Tabqa and Ar-Raqqa, serving as the sole healthcare anchor for displaced families and local residents.
Core Medical Clinics & Departments
Daily Clinical Services:
- Pediatric & Infant Clinic: Daily consultations, developmental checkups, growth tracking, and pediatric nutritional supplements.
- Maternal & Reproductive Care: Comprehensive prenatal and postnatal checkups, women's specialized care, and maternal health monitoring.
- General Medicine Clinic: Diagnosis and outpatient management of acute and chronic conditions across all age demographics.
- Free Outpatient Pharmacy: Full prescription fulfillment providing quality essential medicines, antibiotics, and chronic therapies at zero cost.
- Nursing, First Aid & Immunization: Non-critical emergency triage, wound dressing, trauma stabilization, and routine pediatric vaccinations.
Specialized Staff & Infrastructure
The center is staffed by a dedicated multidisciplinary healthcare team: a pediatrician, general physician, certified pharmacist, licensed midwife, two nurses, data entry specialist, receptionist, and logistics personnel. Multifaith Alliance oversees ongoing rehabilitation, maintenance, and power/water systems to ensure continuous operation.
Verified Field Impact & Operational Metrics (2021 – 2026)
Since June 2021, verified clinic registries demonstrate that women and children constitute 80% (138,525 patients) of all individuals served, underscoring the center's vital role in protecting vulnerable families across rural Ar-Raqqa:
173,242
Total free medical consultations and services provided.
+2,880
Average monthly consultations delivered to residents.
80%
(138,525) of beneficiaries are women and children.
76,066
Women's visits (including 22,079 prenatal care).
62,459
Pediatric screenings (31,278 boys & 31,181 girls).
100%
Zero-cost medical checkups and prescriptions.
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