A community-based health and humanitarian initiative aimed at addressing the critical gap in nighttime emergency healthcare services in Samarra and surrounding areas.

Project Goal

To ensure safe, timely, and equitable access for women—especially pregnant women—to emergency healthcare services during nighttime hours in contexts affected by security restrictions and limited infrastructure.

Key Results and Impacts

Supported hundreds of safe nighttime deliveries, helping to reduce health risks and complications associated with pregnancy and childbirth.

Increased women's and families' trust in community-based healthcare services and emergency response mechanisms.

Empowered community midwives to perform their duties more safely and effectively through the provision of innovative solar-powered tools and equipment.

Provided training and capacity-building opportunities for women, including internally displaced women, in renewable energy applications and community health support.

Improved safety, mobility, and quality of life in peripheral neighborhoods and remote communities through enhanced emergency response and nighttime lighting solutions.

Strengthened women's participation in community leadership, humanitarian action, and local health initiatives.

Increased awareness