Executive Summary
In response to the devastating earthquakes in Kunar Province, the Afghanistan Green Crescent Organization (AGCO) deployed the Amena Mobile Clinic, delivering critical healthcare to 4,284 patients. Over September 2025, the clinic provided 4,694 life-saving consultations, with a focus on women and children, treating widespread conditions and ensuring continuity of maternal and child health services.
Emergency Response Overview
- Crisis: August-September 2025 earthquakes in Kunar, killing over 2,200 and injuring 3,600.
- Deployment: 2-30 September 2025 across three heavily impacted districts.
- Mission: Provide free, accessible primary and emergency healthcare to affected families.
Key Achievements & Impact
The Amena Mobile Clinic achieved significant results in a challenging environment:
- Total Medical Consultations: 4,694
- Total Registered Patients: 4,284
- Female Beneficiaries: 2,895 (68%)
- Children Under 5 Treated: 741
- Maternal Health Services: 268 antenatal and postnatal care appointments.
- Family Planning: Counseled and provided services to 12 new users.
Most Common Health Conditions Treated
The mobile clinic addressed a wide range of health issues, with the most frequent being:
1. Peptic Disorders: 624 cases
2. Acute Watery Diarrhea: 400 cases
3. Trauma & Injuries: 349 cases
4. Musculoskeletal Conditions: 374 cases
5. Pneumonia: 295 cases
6. ENT & Respiratory Infections: 317 cases
Focus on Maternal and Child Health
Protecting vulnerable mothers and children was a top priority. The clinic provided:
- 207 first-time prenatal care appointments.
- 45 postnatal care check-ups for new mothers.
- Health education on nutrition, hygiene, and breastfeeding.
Conclusion
The Amena Mobile Clinic’s rapid deployment provided a critical lifeline for thousands of earthquake survivors in Kunar. By delivering essential medical and maternal care, AGCO demonstrated its commitment to saving lives and building health resilience in Afghanistan’s most vulnerable communities. Continued support is vital for a full recovery.
