For displaced families in Tawila, North Darfur, accessing healthcare can mean long journeys, difficult choices, and costs that many families cannot afford.

For Radwa Mohamed, a displaced mother, the arrival of SAMA’s mobile clinic has brought healthcare closer to her family and community. Before the clinic, families often had to travel long distances or find ways to afford medicines and treatment when their children became sick. Today, essential medical care and medicines are available closer to home.

For Radwa, this means less time and money spent searching for care—and greater reassurance when her children need medical attention. With generous support from Americares, SAMA’s mobile clinic is helping bring essential healthcare closer to displaced families in Tawila, North Darfur.

But the need continues. As displacement persists, communities require healthcare services that can remain available for the long term. The story of Radwa and her community shows how bringing healthcare closer can provide more than treatment—it can bring reassurance, dignity, security, and hope.

Read Radwa Mohamed’s full story below to learn more about how access to healthcare is changing lives in Tawila.

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