December 4, 2013

USAF’s Activities at Home and Abroad

Omeriye Hospital built on 17,000 ft² in Kenya by International Anatolian Healthcare Federation (USAF) with the contributions of Konya’s SAMADER and Kimse Yok Mu foundations is anticipated to be launched with the start of 2014. The hospital will be staffed with volunteer doctors from Turkey.

USAF President, Ekrem Yeter, in a press conference, said they adopted the motto “Wherever life exists” and, in accordance with that, carry out efforts to serve humanity.

Yeter noted that they operate on voluntary basis in every engagement. “USAF is comprised of 24 institutions aimed to carry out projects to offer remedy to health problems inflicted on humanity. It involves thousands of volunteer medical professionals such as doctors, dentists, psychologists, physiotherapists, vets, pharmacists, who actually work for public or private institutions.

USAF operates within the body of its parent organization International Vefa Health Confederation (VESKON), comprised of five federations, Yeter said.

A call for volunteer involvement

Yeter outlined their activities at home and abroad:
“Association of Bedir Healthcare Volunteers, Kayseri, founded 75-bed capacity Nizamiye Hospital in Nigeria. The hospital functions, at the same time, as the local Nile University’s medical school.

Omeriye Hospital by Konya SAMADER is soon to be completed. It is anticipated to be launched in early 2014.

A total of 12 thousand refugees in the world’s largest camp in Dadaab, home to 450 thousand, received medical screenings. 300 small-scale surgeries as well were performed at the camp.

In addition to permanent healthcare assistance, we organize seminars for professional training primarily in African countries lacking proper healthcare services due to poverty.”
Published [in Turkish] on Haberler.com, 27 November 2013, Wednesday

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