| After decades of war Afghanistan is rebuilding their medical system. IHI is playing a crucial role there. |
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| A system for health care in Afghanistan is returning to life after suffering decades of conflict in the country.
At a time when the health of their population ranks among the worst in the world, the relative security and peace in the last two years has allowed the Afghanistan Ministry of Health and its partners to begin rebuilding the health care infrastructure. The Afghan Healthcare Consortium, in conjunction with CURE International, aims to create centers of excellence in healthcare at its two facilities. At the same time, the facilities will be developed as training sites to assist the Ministry of Health in the process of capacity-building. |
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| These two lab techs at Cure Hospital had a 5 year gap in their resumes as a result of the difficult times experienced living through the terrible conflicts that have plagued Afghanistan. | |||||||||||
| The bombed out ruins of the former Royal Palace - representative of the past 26 years of war and suffering in Afghanistan. | |||||||||||
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| Highly trained professionals take lead rolls at Cure Hospital and Darulaman Health Center |
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CURE International Hospital – Kabul, Afghanistan
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