Seeds Clinics

Refugees often face long journeys to find dental relief, often at high costs or with subpar quality. Seeds of Humanity has built three stable dental clinics at its Greek headquarters, providing about 200 monthly treatments for refugees. Mobile dental units also serve camps in Greece, with plans to open clinics in Turkey.

Seeds of Humanity pays undevided attention to the health of refugee women. Thus, the idea of a women’s medical clinic emerged from it’s headquarter in Greece. The clinic welcomes refugee women, providing them with necessary treatments, healthcare services for pregnant women, and regular follow ups.

A large portion of refugees suffer from vision problem that cannot be treater, either due to the lack of optometry specialists or the inability to afford the cost of examinations and obtaining glasses. In response, Seeds of Humanity launched optometry clinics from its headquartera in Greece and Turkey, offering free vision examinations and glasses for hundreds of refugees over the years.

The cruel conditions experienced by refugees in host countries have forced them into living a life that lacks the basic essentials and necessary healthcare. Epidemics and health issues have spread, especially among children. In response, Seeds of Humanity established medical facilities near refugee camps in Greece, Turkey, and Syria to provide the necessary healthcare and services.

The war in Syria has reached and destroyed hospitals and medical facilities. At their desperate need for medical, Seeds of Humanity raced to provide urgent medical units for refugees in Northen Syria to aid them in their brutal circumstances.

Seeds of Humanity does not turn a blind eye on Physical and Occupational therapy and their importance on many lives who suffer from specific disabilities or growth and movement problems. Thus, Seeds has assigned units in both headquarters, in Greece and Turkey.

Over the past years we noticed a drastic increase in audio, speech and language disabilities among refugee children that needs a specialist intervention. In response, Seeds of Humanity has collected a number of Audio and Speech therapists who volunteered to treat these cases in the headquarter in Greece, and is working on extending these services to the other headquarters.