In Darvazeh Ghar district, we run a clinic offering a comprehensive package of medical services designed for high-risk patients who suffer from stigma and/or need help to follow their treatment.
Services include counselling and support from peer workers, psychosocial aid, medical and mental health consultations, ante- and postnatal care, family planning and treatment for sexually transmitted infections. Patients can also be tested for communicable diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis and hepatitis C.
We also operate a referral system, and run mobile clinics in partnership with a local organisation called Society for Recovery Support.
In Mashhad, in the eastern part of the country, we provide primary healthcare and mental health services to Afghan refugees who fled the decades-long conflict in their homeland and are largely excluded from access to medical care.
Our activities in 2022 in Iran
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2022.
108
108
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1990
199


49,900
49,9
7,760
7,76
480
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MSF “deeply surprised” that Iranian authorities put a stop to our COVID-19 response

MSF sends hospital and medical team to treat COVID-19 patients in Iran

After a cold night on the streets, a warm reception

Providing health care to vulnerable people in Lorestan after floods in Iran

Flash floods in Iran wash away homes, roads and livelihoods
