25% of Afghan children die before the age of 5 due to preventable and treatable disease. We are committed to providing each child with life saving care.

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Extreme poverty surrounds the area Afshar Hospital serves in the Southwest region of Kabul, Afghanistan. Read more about where we work.

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Afshar Hospital, a 100-bed hospital, opened its doors in 2009.  It started seeing 700 patients a month and now sees more than 3,500 patients a month

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Keep up to date with AMOR’s most recent news and see exactly what is happening in Afghanistan.

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1 in 7 women die from complications related to pregnancy. AMOR is dedicated to caring for women of childbearing ages

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We believe in not just helping the people of Afghanistan, but providing ways for them to help themselves.  Read more about our Healthcare Model

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Providing healthcare for those that cannot provide for themselves isn’t achieved without partners who believe in our case.  Learn more about our partners around the world.

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What’s around the corner for AMOR? How can you get involved? See what’s next on AMOR’s calendar.

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A Roaring 20′s Casino Night

Join us for a night of entertainment with live music by Scats on a Sly. Play blackjack, roulette and craps to benefit American Medical Overseas Relief! A live auction and raffle with exciting items will be available. A steak dinner from Tahoe Joe's will be served. June 21, 2013 from 6:00pm - 11:00pm Sponsorship opportunities and VIP seating available. For more information call AMOR at (559)440-8330.

Mark Scoffield on the Bill Manders Show

AMOR’s CEO, Mark Scoffield, recently appeared on the Bill Manders show, on Power Talk 96.7 FM. Bill asked Mark the commonly asked, tough Q & A’s of AMOR and why Afghanistan. I encourage you to listen in on the podcast. Click here to listen    
   

Total Patients Seen at Afshar Hospital

136009

Above is a real time account of patients seen since Afshar Hospital opened its doors in April 2009.

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