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Inclusive Education

Improving Access to Healthcare. Protecting Lives. Restoring Hope.

At United Nationals Countryless Children (UNCC), we believe that access to essential healthcare is a fundamental human right. Our Health & Medical Services Program focuses on improving the health, dignity and wellbeing of vulnerable refugees, older persons, children, adolescent mothers and persons with disabilities across displacement-affected communities.

Through community health outreach, medical referrals, health education and partnerships with healthcare professionals, UNCC works to reduce barriers to essential healthcare services.

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Our Key Health Initiatives

  • Senior Healthcare & Wellbeing: Supporting vulnerable older refugees through health monitoring, home visits, physiotherapy referrals and chronic disease care coordination.

  • Eye Health & Optometry: Improving access to vision screening, prescription eyeglasses and eye care through our developing community-based optometry initiative.

  • UNCC SeniorCare Pharmacy: Developing access to affordable medicines and free essential medication assistance for eligible vulnerable seniors, subject to regulatory approval.

  • Maternal & Child Health: Supporting adolescent mothers, infants and vulnerable children through health education, wellbeing assistance and medical referrals.

  • Mental Health & Psychosocial Support: Promoting emotional wellbeing, social inclusion and access to appropriate mental health services.

  • Community Health & Disease Prevention: Raising awareness of infectious diseases, hygiene, preventive healthcare and early medical intervention.

Our Commitment

UNCC is committed to strengthening accessible, inclusive and community-centred healthcare through collaboration with qualified medical professionals, humanitarian partners and relevant health authorities.

Healthy Communities. Dignified Lives. A Brighter Future for All.

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