Healthcare Program – West Bank & East Jerusalem

In 2025, the healthcare system in the West Bank operated under increasing pressure due to movement restrictions, service fragmentation, and growing demand for specialized care. While the system remained functional, access to timely and quality services was often disrupted, leading to delays in treatment, growing surgical backlogs, and strain on critical departments.

In this context, PAMA implemented a comprehensive healthcare program focused on targeted system strengthening, addressing critical service gaps while reinforcing institutional capacity and continuity of care.

Our Approach

PAMA’s healthcare interventions in the West Bank are structured across key intervention areas, addressing both immediate service delivery needs and underlying system constraints.

Infrastructure support

Targeted improvements to hospital infrastructure to enhance accessibility and functionality.

Provision of Medical Equipment & Medical Furniture

Strengthening diagnostic and treatment capacity through the provision of essential and specialized medical equipment.

Provision of Medications and Medical Disposables

Targeted support to address critical shortages of essential medications and supplies, particularly during periods of instability.

Deployment of Healthcare Staff

Supporting key hospital departments through the deployment and financing of healthcare professionals where gaps exist.

Clinical Services – Tertiary Level

Expanding access to advanced and specialized care services within the West Bank.

Medical Missions

Deployment of specialized medical teams to provide targeted clinical services and on-site capacity building.

Community-Based Clinical Services

Expanding access to mental health and psychosocial support for children, caregivers, and communities affected by violence, displacement, and chronic stress.