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Our impact

Global reach, local impact.

Hikma Health partners with frontline health organizations across multiple regions to deliver high-quality care in environments ranging from mobile clinics to referral hospitals. Here is what that added up to in 2025.

1.3M
patients served through our partners
23
countries where our partners operate
500
clinicians using Hikma Health
42,800
patient records securely managed
33%
infrastructure cost reduction achieved in 2025
Source: Hikma Health 2025 Annual Report.
2025 highlights

A year of building for resilience.

Children gathering for a meal through UOSSM’s community nutrition program in Gaza
Palestine (Gaza)

Deploying our EHR with UOSSM in Gaza

We supported the customization and deployment of our EHR with UOSSM, whose teams provide emergency disaster relief, advanced wound care, and mental health and psychosocial support, so every patient record is protected and portable.

An Atlantic Humanitarian Relief volunteer entering a patient record on a tablet during a mission in Syria
Syria

9,000+ patients across two missions in Syria

Our EHR enabled two in-country medical missions with Atlantic Humanitarian Relief, and advanced strategic collaboration with the Syrian Ministry of Health and UNICEF to strengthen long-term health systems.

Illustration of a clinician with a tablet beside a patient record linked to heat, rainfall, water safety, and sun exposure data
Climate and health

Launching HERS

Our Health & Environmental Record System connects heat, air quality, and water safety with patient health records. It was tested in climate-affected settings and works alongside existing EHR systems.

Where we work

The frontline organizations that rely on Hikma Health.

Many began with a Care Innovation Grant. Together, they deliver care to refugees, displaced families, and underserved communities, from mobile clinics to referral hospitals.

Countries where our partners use HikmaTap a country to see who works there.

Middle East & Central Asia

Atlantic Humanitarian ReliefJordan & Syria
Mobile clinics, surgical teams, and a dental clinic in Zaatari camp
UOSSMGaza, Palestine
Emergency disaster relief, advanced wound care, mental health and psychosocial support, and children’s nutrition
Blue MissionSaida, Lebanon
Mobile teams serving refugees and host communities
Saglamliga Khidmat Public UnionBaku, Azerbaijan
Tuberculosis screening, diagnosis, and referral

Africa

Juba FoundationMogadishu, Somalia
Health and nutrition projects across several regions
Catholicon-AidMekelle, Ethiopia
Free sexual and reproductive health care at a camp for displaced people
KASHKisumu, Kenya
Health, rights, and economic support for women and girls, including HIV care
NEACHI UgandaEastern Uganda
Mobile community clinics
Wekeza Child GenerationLake Zone, Tanzania
Community care with ELCT Nyakato Health Center
Tanzania Youth Inspiration OrganizationTanzania
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AIPDCBeira corridor, Mozambique
Care for people on the move at the Inchope crossing
Family Support TrustZimbabwe
Free medical and psychosocial care for survivors of gender-based violence
NAPPANamibia
Youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health clinics in 7 regions
HACEP-GhanaUpper East Region, Ghana
A maternal and child health clinic on wheels
Parker’s Mobile ClinicSouth-east Nigeria
Mobile units, telemedicine, and outreach
Centre for Initiative and DevelopmentJalingo, Nigeria
Fixed and mobile care, with a diagnostic center

South Asia

MedGlobalCox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
Care for refugees and vulnerable communities
Ibrahim Khan Jhagra FoundationPeshawar, Pakistan
Women’s health and children’s care
Prime FoundationPeshawar, Pakistan
A community health center serving about 34,000 people
Bal Umang Drishya SansthaDelhi, Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh, India
Mobile health vans for children and teenagers

The Americas

Refugee Health AllianceTijuana, Mexico
Care at clinics and shelters, and through outreach
Doctors of the World USAEl Paso, United States
Border Health Program
Miami Rescue Mission ClinicMiami, United States
HERS pilot with unhoused and at-risk patients
Asociación Legión HondurasHonduras
Free care for people affected by poverty, violence, and displacement
Roberto Clemente Health ClinicRivas, Nicaragua
A 24-hour rural clinic, rebuilding records lost to floods
Our focus for 2026

Enabling care where it is hardest and most needed.

  1. 01Expand deployments in humanitarian and climate-affected settings
  2. 02Support government-level integration and scale
  3. 03Deepen partnerships with implementers and researchers
  4. 04Strengthen HERS for climate-informed care
2025 Annual Report cover
Annual reports

Read the full story of 2025.

How your support helped strengthen resilient health systems, and how lessons from the most challenging contexts we serve continue to shape everything we build.

Download the report (PDF)