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In 2023, Morocco was struck by a devastating earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2, causing widespread destruction in multiple cities across the country. The earthquake inflicted significant damage to infrastructure, homes, and public buildings, displacing thousands of people and leading to loss of life and injuries. The affected areas required urgent humanitarian assistance to provide shelter, medical care, food, and clean water to those impacted by the disaster. International aid organizations, along with government agencies and local communities, mobilized resources to support relief efforts and help affected individuals and families rebuild their lives. UOSSM’s Emergency Response in Morocco aims to provide vital healthcare access to vulnerable populations impacted by the earthquake disaster in September 2023.
Objectives
Enhance access to lifesaving healthcare services for those in need through the establishment of a primary healthcare (PHC) center.
Impact
Healthcare service provision will begin on October 15, targeting approximately 3,610 people over six months.
People Served:
Planned to serve 3,610 people over six months.
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