Ahmed Al Falasi, a citizen of the United Arab Emirates, is set to increase his humanitarian initiatives after winning acknowledged for his outstanding work in Kenya by acquiring the renowned “Arab Hope Makers 2020″award.
Al Falasi and his family are launching a ground-breaking try to help the over than ten million individuals who live in Zanzibar along the African coast. This ambitious initiative involves the establishment of a novel, biggest charitable hospital with an aim of healing lives and improving communities.
“In my mind, this is little in contrast to the rights of these poor individuals. It has been my dream to reach to this point and complete this project, thus my costs come out of my savings and my family’s money.
He began his altruistic journey with opening a children’s shelter in China. He shifted his focus to Kenya and made use of his family’s resources to create a kidney dialysis facilities there, that has since proven to be crucial for offering those in need of life-saving care.
Al Falasi has donated eight cutting-edge mobile units are were created especially for blood transfusion and kidney dialysis. These units, four each of which will go to all countries, are intended to provide vital medical care for individuals in Kenya and Lebanon, two countries that currently struggle with challenging circumstances.
alasi revealed his difficult research and his own experiences served as the foundation for his choice to build the charitable hospital known as “Amnah.”
He highlighted the dire requirements of the numerous people living in Zanzibar and comparable areas, who frequently struggle with the co-existing problems of poverty and poor health.
Since many medical facilities are out-of-date and lacking in crucial medical equipment, these neglected communities lack access to basic healthcare facilities. Al Falasi emphasised that a lack of sanitation in these establishments adds to the occurrence of illnesses, infections, and epidemics.
