The French Medical Institute for Mothers and Children is striving to realize a vital and ambitious vision: to be a leading institute of excellence and innovation in healthcare, research and education, providing exemplary, safe, comprehensive, accessible and sustainable services to Afghanistan and surrounding regions, while positively impacting the lives of patients and all others whom it serves. During this journey, the hospital is committed to: To provide exemplary quality and safe care to the patients To ensure accessibility of services, both physical and financial, such that needy patients are cared for with respect and dignity To develop new services in response to public needs and ... read more The French Medical Institute for Mothers and Children is striving to realize a vital and ambitious vision: to be a leading institute of excellence and innovation in healthcare, research and education, providing exemplary, safe, comprehensive, accessible and sustainable services to Afghanistan and surrounding regions, while positively impacting the lives of patients and all others whom it serves. During this journey, the hospital is committed to: To provide exemplary quality and safe care to the patients To ensure accessibility of services, both physical and financial, such that needy patients are cared for with respect and dignity To develop new services in response to public needs and expectations as resources permit on an economically viable and sustainable basis To develop the institution into an academic centre that develops local and regional health human resources as leaders and leads to human resource sustainability To carry out programmes and assigned missions in a manner that would enhance the ability of the institute to move towards sustainability
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By Sultan Ahmed | Project Lead
For four-year-old Zahidullah from Paktika Province, walking had become impossible. For nearly a year, he had suffered from a progressively worsening deformity of his back. His condition gradually... Read the full report ›By Sultan Ahmed | Project Leader
For many families in Afghanistan, accessing specialised medical care is not only a question of whether the treatment is available, it is also whether they can afford it. At FMIC, the Patient Welfare... Read the full report ›By Sultan Ahmed | Project Leader
Afghanistan continues to face major energy challenges, with heavy reliance on imported electricity and fuel. For hospitals like FMIC, this makes it difficult to ensure consistent and affordable power... Read the full report ›
