Medical Devices

Donate the latests Medical Devices

There are more than 300 disabled persons in Palestine who rely on artificial limbs in order to integrate normally into society.

By donating, you will be providing an artificial limb or funding the annual maintenance of a limb currently in use by a disabled person.

The availability of a wheelchair exclusive to a disabled person or an elderly person offers them an opportunity to mobilise and be transferred easily. It also lightens the burden on the patient’s family.

Some patients require a special crutch to be able to walk by themselves without being aided by anyone.

Sadly, some poor people are shocked to discover that their children suffer from an inherited disease (Coeliac Disease which causes Gluten Intolerance) that forces them to procure a special medical milk. This poses a burden on the family.

Visiting the bathroom or toilet poses a stress to those with lower limb paralysis and the elderly who are unable to move, especially at night when their caregivers are asleep. Adult diapers are a solution to minimize toilet visits and differ them until someone is able to assist the patient to mobilise.

A recent study has discovered that a great number of primary school children suffer from a defect in hearing. This is as a result of the loud sounds of bombs and rocket explosions. This has an effect on their academic achievements as they are unable to listen to lessons or concentrate in school.
The price includes one year maintenance and six months of rehabilitation and patient follow-up.

Some poor patients are unable to purchase spectacles to correct and strengthen their vision. Children especially need the spectacles to be able to learn and study.

A medical aerobic mattress is essential for the elderly and those fully paralysed so that they are not exposed to bed sores which lead to inflammation and painful, dangerous wounds.

Patients suffering from asthma and upper airway diseases require a home nebuliser to decrease hospital visits and aid in curing repetitive acute respiratory attacks. Children benefit the most from the availability of a nebuliser.