By Baraa AlSharbaji | Fundraising Officer
When more than 75% of the medical staff left Syria a decade ago, we did not lose hope, we continued efforts to restore the shortage, last season 88 nurses and midwives have graduated from SEMA's School of Health Education. We are happy to have you as a partner, in this great humanitarian work.
We thank you for believing in the importance of what we are doing. We thank you on behalf of every patient who has recovered by a professional service provider. You have renewed hope for the recovery of the medical system in northern Syria.
We invite you to be part of the Health and Healing Industry, the burden of supporting the SEMA Vocational Health Education Center.
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