National Campaign (Prevention and Protection) for Congenital Heart Diseases
A unique health initiative across the Arab world and the Middle East




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Medical Equipment Provision Project
The project aims to provide medical devices that assist in conducting necessary examinations for congenital heart patients and students in all state schools free of charge, with a significant impact on alleviating the suffering of congenital patients and contributing to the discovery of congenital abnormalities among students, at a total cost of 519,640 dirhams. The medical devices include 2 ultrasound machines, 6 electrocardiogram (ECG) machines, 6 vital signs monitors, and 6 weight and height measurement devices.

National Campaign for Congenital Heart Disease Awareness for Students Prevention and Protection project, aims to examine more than a million male and female students in all schools nationwide
The campaign aims to save the lives of many students with congenital heart defects in all government, private, and semi-private schools through the National Campaign for Congenital Heart Disease Awareness for Students project, examining 50,000 male and female students at a cost of 100 dirhams per student. The medical examinations provided for each student include vital signs monitoring, a pediatric consultant, an electrocardiogram (ECG), a cardiology consultant, and ultrasound (echo) examination.

Support for Congenital Heart Patients
Aims to contribute to assisting congenital heart patients with limited income in surgical procedures, medications, and medical supplies, thus alleviating their suffering and that of their families, for a total of 20 heart patients, at a cost of 30,000 per patient.

7++
Years Experience
500++ Recovered kids
Find out more about the campaign
It is a campaign through which we work to conduct a set of medical examinations in order to discover cases of congenital heart defects among our students, and to carry out awareness campaigns about the dangers of congenital heart diseases and how to prevent them, by doing the following
The launch of the (Protection and Prevention) campaign in all state schools is considered the first of its kind locally and in the Arab world. The campaign will include educational lectures, consultations, and free medical examinations for diseases that have a direct connection with the heart, such as doing sonar to know the state of the heart’s health, as well as doing ECG and blood pressure measurement. Blood, body fat percentage, sugar and cholesterol, determining the extent to which a person is likely to develop congenital heart disease, conducting training courses for school health professionals, conducting seminars, meetings, television and press interviews, and distributing brochures and videos to raise awareness of the risks of congenital heart disease, its risk factors, and how to prevent it.
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Categories benefiting from the project

School-age children

Young athletes up to 21 years old

At-Risk Children, Adolescents, and Youth and Their Families.
Executing Partners of the Campaign.
1,000,000
Male and female students.
The Emirates Red Crescent Authority is a volunteer humanitarian organization that provides support to the official authorities in times of peace and war. It offers assistance and aid to the most vulnerable populations without discrimination. It was founded on 31/1/1983, and its international recognition as a member of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
Enhancing the role of the organization in the field of humanitarian work locally through health awareness and education.

The Emirates Congenital Heart Disease Society is a community initiative established in 2019. It is the first public benefit organization dedicated to individuals facing the challenges of congenital heart diseases and their families.
Providing care and empowerment for individuals affected by congenital heart diseases and their families, as well as educating and raising awareness within the community about congenital heart diseases.

Participants in the executive team




