The Nahri Primary Healthcare Mobile Clinic is a life-saving initiative that delivers essential healthcare services to vulnerable communities living in the remote areas of Sinjar Mountain, where access to medical facilities remains extremely limited.

The mobile clinic provides free primary healthcare services to internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and underserved families, with a particular focus on women, children, older persons, and people living with chronic illnesses. By bringing healthcare directly to isolated communities, the clinic helps overcome geographical and financial barriers that prevent many families from accessing essential medical care.

Staffed by qualified healthcare professionals, the mobile clinic offers general medical consultations, diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses, maternal and child healthcare, chronic disease screening and follow-up, health education, disease prevention, and the distribution of essential medicines free of charge. Patients requiring advanced treatment are referred to appropriate health facilities to ensure continuity of care.

Operating on scheduled visits across villages and settlements in Sinjar Mountain, the clinic reaches communities that have limited or no access to permanent healthcare facilities. Through this approach, the project strengthens access to quality primary healthcare, promotes disease prevention, and contributes to improving the overall health and well-being of vulnerable populations.

The Nahri Primary Healthcare Mobile Clinic reflects Nahri Humanity Organization's commitment to ensuring that every individual, regardless of location or circumstance, has access to safe, dignified, and quality primary healthcare services.