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Hundreds of patients were treated successfully. Here are a few :
Amina (rare condition: bilateral congenital femoral deficiency (CFD Type 2)
Mounir (prosthetic bionic arms)
Aicha (El-Tarf) faced left -leg amputation
Doudja had severe contractures and painful hip dislocation.
Sarah (Fundraising for a bone marrow transplant)
Rayane - The 2 year-old, has been suffering from a vesical exstrophy.
Amine B. (1st case of Lymphedema) will be remembered for his unwavering smile, remarkable courage, resilience, and steadfast hope for recovery. His determination, together with the support of his family and all those who stood by him throughout his journey, inspired a movement that will continue to transform lives. In his honor, the first clinic in Algeria and the second in Africa dedicated to the treatment of lymphedema (elephantiasis) is being established at Medea and will proudly bear his name.
Mounib - A special case of Spina Bifida
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Conducted Medical Education, Hands-On Clinical Training, and Patient Care Missions.
MAHF's missions combine compassionate patient care, medical education, international collaboration, and healthcare system strengthening to create sustainable improvements in access to specialized healthcare throughout the Maghreb region.
Orthopedic Mission in Algeria (2023) , Constantine Mission: Scoliosis and Nuclear Medicine(2018), Tipaza Mission: Urology malformation(2017), Medea Mission: Spina Bifida(2016), Morocco Mission(2013), Tunisia: Spina Bifida Mission(2012)
Emergency Response and Community Service
Mobilizing resources and medical support to respond rapidly to urgent healthcare crises and community needs, such as the 2021 shipment of 25 oxygen concentrators to Algeria during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Construction and Medical Equipment Procurement
Amine Lymphedema Center : Currently under construction, the center addresses a critical unmet healthcare need. While construction is underway, our partner, Aechiffa Association of Médéa, is providing care from a temporary room within its facility, accommodating male and female patients on alternating schedules due to limited space.