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Medi­cal Aid
for Child­ren in Need

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Huma­ni­ta­ri­an and Medi­cal Aid for Child­ren

The non­pro­fit orga­niza­ti­on ARCHEMED – Medi­cal Aid for Child­ren in Need was foun­ded in 2010 in Soest/Westphalia. We pro­vi­de huma­ni­ta­ri­an medi­cal aid for child­ren in under­ser­ved are­as by sup­p­ly­ing medi­cal pro­fes­sio­nals, hos­pi­tal equip­ment, trai­ning, and infra­struc­tu­re. Our pri­ma­ry focus coun­try is Eritrea; sin­ce 2021, indi­vi­du­al initia­ti­ves in Alba­nia, Afgha­ni­stan, Tan­z­a­nia, Bhu­tan, and Ukrai­ne have been added.

250 vol­un­teers car­ry out 27 dif­fe­rent pro­jects in around 50 mis­si­ons per year in war and cri­sis zones.

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ARCHEMED – Medi­cal Aid for Child­ren in Need
Spar­kas­se Hell­weg-Lip­pe

IBAN: DE63 4145 0075 0000 0882 03
BIC: WELADED1SOS

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Know­ledge that pro­tects lives

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Christ­mas Ahead – “On Cour­se” Is Here

Christ­mas Ahead – “On Cour­se” Is Here

Decem­ber invi­tes us to pau­se – and look back with gra­ti­tu­de on what we have been able to achie­ve tog­e­ther. Fit­tingly, the new edi­ti­on of our news­let­ter “On Cour­se” has been published!

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Two Hearts, One Chan­ce

Two Hearts, One Chan­ce

They are only nine months old, iden­ti­cal twins – two girls, two iden­ti­cal dia­gno­ses, but wit­hout tre­at­ment hard­ly any future. With this dra­ma­tic initi­al situa­ti­on, the child­ren were pre­sen­ted in Octo­ber 2025 to the inter­na­tio­nal car­diac sur­gery team at Orot­ta Hos­pi­tal Asma­ra. The twins suf­fe­r­ed from a seve­re con­ge­ni­tal heart defect. This had alre­a­dy led to pul­mo­na­ry over­load and signi­fi­cant growth impair­ment.

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