JASMA Completes Rehabilitation of Ambada Model Hospital
JASMA Human Security, with UNHCR funding, has completed the rehabilitation of Ambada Model Hospital in Omdurman, including a solar-powered well, two added solar systems, and six voltage regulators to protect medical equipment.
Khartoum, Ambada Locality
As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen health services and ensure the sustainability of vital infrastructure, JASMA Human Security has announced the completion of rehabilitation and development works at Ambada Model Hospital in Omdurman, carried out from 26 March to 14 April.
These interventions fall under the Community Protection Enhancement for Displaced Populations project, generously funded by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The project aims to improve the quality of medical services and provide a safe, sustainable health environment for host and displaced communities.
🛠️ Key Interventions and Works Implemented:
- Hospital well maintenance and rehabilitation: Comprehensive maintenance of the well to ensure a continuous and sustainable supply of clean water to all parts of the health facility.
- Powering the well with alternative energy: Installation of an integrated solar power system dedicated to the well to ensure uninterrupted operation.
- Expanding power capacity: Addition of two extra solar power systems to support the hospital’s electrical network.
- Protecting medical equipment and devices: Installation of six new voltage regulators to protect medical devices and equipment from power fluctuations and ensure their continued efficient operation.
