AISPO – Italian Association for Solidarity Among People

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AISPO

AISPO, Italian Association for Solidarity Among People, is a Non Governmental Organisation (NGO – nonprofit entity) founded by a group of operators at the Scientific Institute San Raffaele Hospital of Milan. The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs formally recognized AISPO in 1985 as an organisation suited to implement international cooperation activities in the health sector. AISPO operates in many developing countries and crisis areas: to date it is present in the Autonomous Region of Kurdistan (Iraq), Sudan, South Sudan, Egypt, Vietnam, Sierra Leone, Lebanon, Mozambique, Madagascar and Colombia.

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Support to mother and child and critical care services in Duhok province (Phase II) – the EU MADAD Fund

A video describing AISPO’s activities in the framework of an important EU-funded project (EU Madad Trust Fund) in Iraqi Kurdistan, which ended in December 2021. The project involved 5 hospitals in Dhuok Governorate, the most exposed to the Syrian crisis. The video was created in the framework of the project “Support to mother and child and critical care services in Duhok province” (Phase II) funded by the European Union, through the EU Regional Trust Fund in response to the Syrian crisis, the EU Madad Fund.

Watch other AISPO videos on YouTube here!  

OUR ONGOING PROJECTS

  • Lebanon – Health and multi-sector assistance for displaced, refugee and host population in Mount Lebanon Governorate

  • SUDAN – Supporting accessibility of social, health and education services and economic empowerment of persons with disabilities in the Port Sudan and Kassala areas

  • SUDAN – Access to basic health services for the most vulnerable in the Port Sudan area

  • KURDISTAN – Ayee baytheli – This is my Home. Support to Christian communities in Iraq

  • SUDAN – Basic health services for conflict-affected populations in Kassala and Red Sea States

  • EGYPT – Support to the improvement of medical and nursing care in Egypt – III Phase

  • KURDISTAN – Support in improving oncology and critical care services to address the needs of the population in Duhok province- Phase 2

  • SUDAN – Supporting the Maternity Hospital at the Kassala Health Citadel

  • SUDAN – Emergency health care for displaced, refugee and host population in Port Sudan

  • MADAGASCAR: Malagasy Dina to improve maternal and neonatal health in Ambanja – phase 2

  • MOZAMBIQUE: Strengthening emergency services at Pemba provincial hospital, Cabo Delgado province

  • MOZAMBIQUE: Strengthening the system of health personnel training institutes and supporting the development of telemedicine

  • SUDAN – Supporting public health services for women and children in Red Sea, Kassala and Khartoum States

  • SOUTH SUDAN – Responding to the South Sudanese health emergency by revitalizing the maternity and pediatrics departments of both Government and Comboni Hospitals in Wau and enhancing the ANC, MCH and nutrition operational capacities of the Ireneo Wien Dut Health Center.

  • SOUTH SUDAN – Response to the COVID-19 emergency and Health Nutrition issues in Western Bahr el Ghazal by strengthening 8 peripheral health centers, activating the referral system with health facilities in Wau, and raising awareness among local communities where IDPs reside.

  • SUDAN – Nursing Sciences at Comboni College: inclusive teaching for outcast Christian minorities

  • SIERRA LEONE – Support to the blood transfusion system – phase II

  • KURDISTAN – Improving the quality of nursing curriculum and clinical practice in Iraqi Kurdistan

  • SUDAN – Support to the Central Laboratory of the Kassala Health Citadel

  • MOZAMBIQUE – Support to Environmental Research (BIOFORMOZ)