Rohingya Crisis
Doctors Worldwide has been involved in responding to the current Rohingya Refugee Crisis from its outset in Aug 2017, having been in contact with partners...
Rohingya Crisis Appeal
We are training local doctors and improving health centres to provide care to 1000s of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
What We Do
Our main aim is providing quality health care to the poor.
Where We Work
We help those in need throughout the world. Our current projects are in Pakistan, Kenya, Tanzania & Malawi.
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Highlighted Projects
Eyehealth – Restoring Sight
80% of blindness is preventable and 90% of it occurs in developing countries. DWW is working with Medewell, a local medical centre in a semi-rural...
Malawi – Quality Improvement @ Madinah Social Services
Malawi has some of the worst health indicators in the world. Life expectancy is just 55 years and it is severly affected by HIV/AIDS. Started...
HappyKIDS – Disabled Children
Looking after the health needs of disasbled children is often neglected. Our Program supports disabled children and their carers in urban and rural areas by...
HappyKIDS Program – Orphan’s Healthcare
Orphans are the poorest of the poor. In Sub-Saharan Africa many of these are children have lost parents because of of AIDS/HIV or ill health....
Primary Healthcare- DWW Tembo, Muhuru Bay
DWW Tembo is our largest Primary Care Health Centre. Located in Muhuru Bay in Migori County it overlooks Lake Victoria in the Western Part of...
Primary Healthcare – DWW Muallafatul Qulub, Malindi
In early 2014, we came across an amazing community based local organisation called Mualafatul Qulub (“MQ”). MQ is in a village called Kakuyuni which is...
Primary Healthcare – DWW Khadija Centre
Part of our Healthcare for the Poor Program, the Khadija Centre clinic was our first rural clinic in Kenya. Located in Kilifi County near Mombasa,...
HappyKIDS Program – Nutrition
We are used to seeing images of starving children because of an almost complete lack of food but for millions of children there’s “hidden hunger”...
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