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Mobile Health Clinics in West Bank, September 2019 West Bank Communities in Need of Primary Health Care Mobile Services September 2019 QAQILIYA TULKARM JENIN Total number of communities and Population in Partner Community name Population Partner Community name Population Partner Community name Population Need (PiN) served by mobile health services. PMRS/MEDICO Abu Fardeh 1 31 MoH Masqoufeh 260 PMRS/UNFPA Khirbet ash Sheikh Sa'eed 357 # of Communities 1 PMRS/MEDICO Al-Mudawar 3 50 MoH khirbet al-Rumman/ Imreiha 7 27 PMRS/UNFPA Khirbet al Muntar al Gharbiya 38 76 PMRS/MEDICO Arab ar Ramadin 2 86 PMRS/MEDICO Akkaba 336 PMRS/UNFPA Khirbet 'Abdallah al Yunis 1 67 ČÆ ČÆ PMRS/MEDICO Arab ar Ramadin ash Shamali 84 PMRS/UNFPA Imreiha 329 PMRS/MEDICO Khirbet Jubara 3 13 Population currently served by MoH and Health PMRS/MEDICO Falamya 7 57 PMRS/UNFPA Dhaher al Malih 195 Total 1,636 cluster partners PMRS/MEDICO Far'ata 872 PMRS/UNFPA Umm ar Rihan 447 164,563 PMRS/MEDICO Isla 1,111 No Partner Rummana & Arabbuna 5,185 PMRS/MEDICO Ras at Tira 4 84 MoH Tura al Gharbiya 1,053 s® 5% persons with disabilities in West Bank PMRS/MEDICO Wadi ar Rasha 1 52 MoH Jalbun 2,813 No Partner Izbet Al-Tabib 258 MoH Faqqu'a 4,410 TUBAS 258 4,227 Total 4,485 MoH Bir al Basha 1,725 Partner Community name Population PMRS/UNFPA Barta'a ash Sharqiya 4,792 s® 90 persons with disabilities in Qalqiliya HWC/CARE Khirbet Yarza 31 MoH At Tayba 2,215 HWC/CARE Khirbet ar Ras al Ahmar 74 No Partner Abu Shuhada 2,299 HWC/CARE Kardala 203 MoH Anin 4,216 HWC/CARE Ibziq 129 MoH Al Jalama 2,268 HWC/CARE Hammamat al Maleh 224 SALFIT No Partner Ad damayre and surroundings 3,598 PRCS Makhoul 80 PRCS Khirbet Samra 41 Partner Community name Population Æď íÆ 11,082 28,238 Total 39,320 PRCS Al Farisiya 118 MoH Al Matwi 1,366 Æď MoH/PRCS 183 Æď AL Hadidiya MoH Qira 1,278 Æď Æď Æď HWC/CARE Æď Æď PMRS/MEDICO Yasuf 2,093 Æď Al Maleh, Al Jubah,Al Æď Farisiya, Al hemmeh, AL Total 3,639 Æď MoH 2,500 Æď Æď Æď Hadidiya, Samrah, Makhool, Æď :! Æď ÆďÆď EAST JERUSALEM Æď Æď ĝÆďĝÆ Æď Ibziq, Yaraa, Al burj,Ras al Æď ĝÆ Æď Æď Æď Ahmar :! Partner Community name Population íÆ Æď ď îë³ Æ Æď ë Æď ëíÆëëëëë:! Hammamat al Maleh - Al MAP-UK & Al Hathel (Saraiaa 1, Bo"ran, Æď ÆíÆ Æď HWC/CARE 300 í Æď Meiteh 66 MoH Tabaneh) Æď Æď :! Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď 2,500 1,149 Total 3,649 Jabal Al Nakhela2 / al-Hathrora Æď Æď MAP-UK 150 Æď Æď Æď Æď (Jahaleen, Saraiaa 2, Alfaker) Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď NABLUS Æď Æď MoH Arab al Jahilin - al Jabal 1,000 ď Æď Æď Æď Æď Æ Æď Partner Community name Population MoH Beit Iksa 2,215 Æď Æď Æď Æď ĝÆ Æď No Partner Kherbit Tana 16 :! Khan Al Ahmar - Abu al Helu Æď Æď ď Æď Æď Æď Æď Æ Æď Æď Æď PCRS Ein Shibli 3 13 MoH & MAP-UK (Abu Falah, Dawaheek 1, 132 ! Æďĝ :ĝÆÆď Æď PCRS Furush Beit Dajan 7 23 Dawaheek 2) Æď Æď Æď Æď ď Æď ëëë ! Æ Æď PMRS/MEDICO Jaloud 7 43 MoH Mikhmas Bedouins 1,066 :!Æď : Æď ÆďÆď :!Æď Æ :!ëëëëëí:! ëíÆ Æď PMRS/MEDICO Jureesh 1,541 MoH Tublas 259 ë ëÆď ëëë Æď Æď ëëë :! Æď Æď PMRS/MEDICO Abo al Nuwar 120 Æď Æď íÆ Æď íÆ PMRS/MEDICO Madama 2,092 Æď Æď Æď íÆ Abu George Road Bedouins - Æď Æď Æ ëë PMRS/MEDICO Yanun 92 PMRS/MEDICO 180 Æď ĝ ĝÆ ëë Nkheila ĝÆ Æ Æď íÆ PMRS/MEDICO 'Ammuriya 371 Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď íÆ ÆďĝÆĝÆĝÆÆďĝÆď Æď ë Æ ë ³ Abu George Road Bedouins íÆď:! Æď Æď î ëë! PMRS/MEDICO 350 Æď íÆ Æďëë : PRCS Aqrabaniya 939 Æď Æď Æď :! (Ara'ra - Kassarat) Æď î³ Æď ëë :! ! Æď Æď PRCS Al-Nassareya 1,889 ĝÆÆďĝÆ ëë:! ëë Æď ëë íÆ Æď PMRS/MEDICO Al Hazalil - Al Muntar 250 Æď Æď ! ëëë : Æď íÆ íÆ Æď Æď ď ë:!ë:!ë ë Æď Æď ď Ƴ Æď íÆ ÆíÆ î íÆ 16 8,703 Total 8,719 PMRS/MEDICO Arab Abu Ghalia (Nkheila 2) 150 î³ ë :!ë Æď Æď Æď Æ Æď :Æď! JERICHO Khan al Ahmar - Abu Falah Æď Æď í Æď Æď Æď ëíÆ Partner Community name Population (Abu Dahouk, Tabaneh, Arara, :! Æď ë Æď ëëë Æď PMRS/MEDICO 1,400 ëë ë î³ MAP-UK/ICS Deir Hajla (Dawaheek 3+4) 17 Abu Falah and Kurshan, Æď Æď ëëÆď Æď Æď Æď ³ ³ íÆëëîî³ î ë Æď Æď íÆëë íÆ íÆ! ëëë ëëë Ein ad Duyuk al Fauqa Æď î³ : Æď Æď ³ Kaabneh ) íÆÆď íÆíÆ íÆ Æď î³ ! íÆ Æď Æď î³ : Æď íÆ:! íÆ Æď ëë MAP-UK/ICS Bedouins(Abu Kharbeesh, 885 Khan al Ahmar - Mihtawish ³ ë PMRS/MEDICO & MoH Æď íÆ î Æď ë :! Æď Æď Æď Torifat 1) (sarayaa,araarah,badow 545 íÆ Æď ëë î³ ³ & MAP-UK Æď î³ Ein el Qilt - Taghrat Al î³ Æď ĝÆ Æď hamadin) Æď Æď ëë Æď Æď :! î³ MAP-UK/ICS tamwouen(Araarah, 50 î³ ë Æď PMRS/MEDICO & MoH Jabal Al Baba 260 Æď íÆë Æď Æď íÆëë Hamadeen) Æď Æď Æď ëë :! íÆ ë ëë Total 8,489 Æďî³ Æď Æď Æď ë ëë Æď Al Auja (Dar Ishq, Abu Æď î³ Æď Æď Kharbeesh 2, Dar Jalal , íÆ ëë ëë Æď :! Æď ëë Æď ëë Æď MAP-UK/ICS Ghwanmah , Zawahreh, Abu 5,224 Æď Æď ë íÆ î³ Æď Æď kharbeesh 3, Torifat 2, ďîëë³ ! Æď Æë î:³ Æď î³ Izheman, Ka"abneh) Æď íÆ ď ëëíÆë Æ ³ Æď Æď ë ëîëÆď MoH Al Jiftlik - al Musaffah 3,100 Æď ďíÆ Æď íÆ Æď Æëë Æď ď MoH An Nabi Musa 343 Æ ³ Æď Æď ëî íÆ:!íÆ Æď ÆďíÆ íÆ ë ³ Fasayil al Fauqa (Muarajat, ³ ë Æď î ĝÆ íÆî ëë ď Æď Æď íÆď Æ :! ! HEBRON íÆ ĝÆ :! Æëë : MoH Nabi Saleh, Khan Ahmar, 5,800 Æďëëî³ ë Æď ĝÆ íÆ Æď ³ î³ Partner Community name Population Æď ÆďĝÆĝÆÆďíÆ î Shallal Al Oja, Marj Naa'jeh) ĝÆ î³ ÆďëÆ ëë :! Æď Fasayil al Wusta (Rashaideh, HWC/CARE Um Azaitona-Yatta 200 ë³ ! îë ëÆď: ďĝÆ í ëë Æď ë ³ Æ MoH îëë ³ ! ë & MAP-UK 1,190 Æď Æďëî : :! ë Æď : Æď ë Rashaideh2) No Partner Haret As Salaimeh-Hebron î!³ Æď: :! Æď Æď :! 800 Æď íÆ ! ë MoH Marj Na'ja 828 ! ÆďÆď : Æď: Æď Al Ganoub and Jurat Al Æď : Æď Æď :! PMRS/MEDICO Fasayil al Fouqa 1,170 PMRS/UNFPA Æď Æď Æď ĝÆÆď khail 170 íÆ ĝÆ Æď Æď Æď PMRS/MEDICO Marj Abu Ghasal 243 PMRS/UNFPA Wadi ar Rim 224 :!íÆëíÆ Æď :! íÆ (Masafer Saier) Æď ëíÆíÆ íÆ PRCS Al-Mo'rjaat î³ HWC/CARE Wadi al Ghrous 245 Æď Æď î³ ëëëë íÆ:! PRCS Ras Al-Ouja 421 PMRS/UNFPA Wadi al Amayer Herders 2,743 :! ëÆ ĝÆ:!ëë:!ëí PRCS Al-Oja 5,224 MoH Umm al Kheir 686 ĝÆ Æď íÆ ĝÆ ³ Æĝëî!ë:! Umm ad Daraj (An Najada ĝ : Total 2 , î³ 2 067 MoH Æď ë ³ , Umm Addaraj) 1,464 Æďëëî íÆ ëëíÆ HWC/CARE ³ Susiya 199 î :!ď î³ Æ :! RAMALLAH MoH Susiya 199 :! :!ë Æď íÆ MoH & HWC/CARE Masafer Yatta 1,100 Æď Æď Æ ! ë ĝÆí :ĝÆ íÆëë Æď Partner Community name Population ! íÆÆď ë:! PMRS/UNFPA Masafer Bani Na'im 567 :Æď ĝÆĝÆ Æď Æď Æď :! ĝÆ MoH Beitin 2,242 PMRS/UNFPA Khirbet Zanuta 131 Æď ÆďÆďĝ ë ëëíÆ Æď MoH Budrus 1,596 PMRS/UNFPA Khirbet Ghuwein al Fauqa 55 Æď íÆ! î³ : MoH Khirbet al Fakheit 312 íÆ ë î³ Æď MoH Ein Samiya 2 52 :! íÆë ëë ëî:! ³ MoH Jinba 17 Æďë ď Æď ďÆď MoH Wadi as Seeq 2 00 Æ Æďď Æ HWC/CARE Isfey al Fauqa 168 Æ :! íÆ ëë Æď :!Æď PMRS/UNFPA Msafer As Samou 2 ď y a No Partner Al Mu'arrajat Centre 830 50 Æď íÆ Æď Æ ëë r a ëë e ³ d ³ MoH & HWC/CARE Imneizil 278 Æď îíÆ ³ ë î³ n ! ³ : ³ ď ëî³ Æ S 830 4,290 Total 5,120 Æď Æď ëî u ë HWC/CARE Dkaika 300 ëë o Æď îë³ Æď ë B Æď d ÆďÆď íÆ:!íÆ íÆ l BETHLEHEM Birin 150 ë³ a PMRS/UNFPA Æďëî a :! n Æ! ! o !í: : i e MoH Beit Mirsim 417 :ë³ Partner Community name Population Æď t îîëë³ Æď ëë Æď a ë D Æď Æď ë n MoH Beit 'Awwa 10,436 :! Æď ÆďĝÆ ë Æď r MoH Wadi Fukin 1,342 ëëÆď e ë íÆíÆëë:í!ÆëíÆ t ë ³ ë ëëë î ëëëëíÆ ³ ď ë ³ n No Partner Æ ëíÆ íÆëëîĝ³ ÆîëîÆď Sansana 620 Æď ë ëë ĝÆ Æď I ëëëëíÆîíÆ ³ ëë HWC/CARE Wadi An Nis 1,001 MoH & HWC/CARE At Tuwani 194 îÆď³ Æď Æď î³ Æď Æď ÆďÆď ëë HWC/CARE Khallet Sakariya 142 PMRS/UNFPA Arab al Fureijat 431 Æď ĝÆď î³ ÆďĝÆÆďÆď ëë Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď HWC/CARE MoH & HWC/CARE Al Buweib 734 Æď Æď Æď ĝÆ îëëë³ ëëĝÆď Khallet an Nu'man 1 12 î³ MoH & HWC/CARE Al Baqa'a 1,389 Æď ÆďÆďÆď íÆíÆíÆëë Æď ³ ë MoH Arab ar Rashayida al Barriya 226 îî³ íÆë íÆ íÆ ! ëëë ëëî³ Yatta( bea'er Al Ad, Æď íÆ:ëëîëëëë³ ëë Æď íÆ íÆ Æď ë Æď ëëëëÆď ë ³ Æď ë:í!Æëëëë Æď ëëî MoH Arab ar Rashayida 1,819 Alhalaweh, Almajaz, Æď ÆďÆď ëëëë ëë ëîÆď³ Æď ëë îë³ Æď :!Æď ³ MoH Ar Rawa'in 142 ³ î Altaban, Safi Al foqa, Safi Æď Æď ÆďëîëÆď Æď ÆďďëíÆë ď Æď Æď ë Æëëîëë³ Æ Æď ëëî³ Æď ë HWC/CARE Al Tahta, Maghayer Al 2,800 Æď ëë Æď MoH Kisan 560 ÆďÆď Æď Æď ÆďĝÆÆď ÆďîÆď³ ë abeed, sadet Althala, íÆ Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď ÆďÆďÆď ĝÆ Æď Æď PMRS/MEDICO Wadi Arayes 2,716 Shaa'b Al butm, Æď Æď ëëÆď Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď Æď PMRS/MEDICO Umm Salamuna 1,188 Qawarees, Al hadeedh) Æď ëëî³ Æď ëë ë ³ ë Æď ëîëëÆď Æď ëë íÆ Æď PMRS/MEDICO Rakhama 1,437 PMRS/MEDICO Zif 1,061 Æď Æď ë Æď ë PMRS/MEDICO Umm Lasafa 1,648 ë Æď PMRS/MEDICO Rabaia 1,500 ëÆď :! Æď PMRS/MEDICO Tarrama 642 ëë Æ ëë ëë ëëí ëë ëëë :! PMRS/MEDICO Marah Ma'alla 1,072 North Hebron (Aldeer, ëëëëëëë ëëíÆ PMRS/MEDICO PMRS/MEDICO Jubbet adh Dhib 1 44 Bireen, shyokh Al Aroob 5,090 Æď PMRS/UNFPA PMRS/MEDICO Al Oqban 1,437 PMRS/MEDICO Khirbet Salama 511 3,529 13,245 Total 16,774 PMRS/MEDICO Hitta 1,155 s PMRS/MEDICO H2 Area- Jabal Johar 2,000 PMRS/MEDICO Deir al 'asal at Tahta 616 "J Governorate capital Vulnerability criteria of community PMRS/MEDICO Beit ar Rush at Tahta 428 Status of Mobile Clinic Governmental Health Centers Hospitals Closure points Barrier Health Sector :! cHeckpoint اطع ا PMRS/UNFPA AL Shweika 282 Closed or MoH PHC Level 1 and vaccines Health Service Level - It takes over 30 minutes to reacH tHe Israeli unilaterally declared East (و (HWC/CARE Ad Deirat 1,312 Æď Level 1 (74) ĝÆ Governmental | 14 Functioning - PHC Level 2 and vaccines ëë eartHmound Jerusalem municipal boundary closest primary HealtH care.
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