Today, over 1.5 million Lebanese urgently require health assistance. Since 1991, the René Moawad Foundation (RMF) has been addressing the medical needs of Lebanese communities, starting with a single mobile dispensary clinic in Akkar. Over the years, RMF’s healthcare services have significantly expanded, reaching more than 100 underprivileged villages and providing medical assistance to over 35,000 beneficiaries across Lebanon.

RMF’s healthcare initiatives are characterized by strategic partnerships with local healthcare providers and organizations, enabling the delivery of essential medical assistance, preventative care, and health education. Central to RMF’s mission is its commitment to safeguarding vulnerable populations through integrated health and social safety net programs. This approach ensures that healthcare services are accessible and equitable, addressing the needs of those often left behind. RMF operates a dispensary and mobile clinics, extending services to underserved areas and ensuring essential care reaches remote or disadvantaged communities. The Medchronic program, a flagship initiative, provides specialized care for chronic conditions, offering comprehensive management to improve quality of life.

In addition to healthcare, RMF places strong emphasis on social safety nets, offering support to individuals and families facing economic and social challenges. This includes providing food aid, shelter support, and financial assistance, helping vulnerable populations navigate difficult times and build a better future. RMF’s commitment to a robust social safety net involves creating sustainable solutions that empower individuals and foster long-term stability.

As RMF continues to evolve, its dedication to equity, inclusivity, and social justice remains unwavering. The foundation’s work extends beyond crisis response to focus on fostering hope, empowerment, and positive change, striving to build a more equitable and resilient future for all Lebanese people.