Care, close by.
Neighbourhood health sessions, trained volunteers and donor-funded access support for families who need help near home.
Care starts before the clinic.
Sit with the neighbourhood first
Before a session is planned, Sehha speaks with co-op leaders, school counsellors and family groups to hear what is being missed.
Bring health into familiar rooms
Programmes run in places people already trust: diwaniyas, school halls, community centres and partner clinics.
Keep the door open after the talk
Volunteers call back, help with forms, explain referrals and connect families to the next right step.
The work is local by design.
Put your donation to work nearby.
Fund a wellbeing session, transport support, printed guidance or volunteer training. Sehha assigns every KD to a named programme line.
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Wellbeing rooms
Small group sessions on prevention, mental health, nutrition, medication routines and daily family care.
Access desk
Guidance for appointments, referral papers, transport questions and finding the right public or partner service.
Volunteer follow-up
Trained callers check on elders, parents and young people after a session so nobody is left guessing.
Donor-funded gaps
Donations are assigned to programme delivery, materials, transport support or volunteer training. No vague pots.
People ask for help when the room feels safe, familiar and close. Sehha protects that room, then keeps calling after everyone leaves.