Medical ReliefHumanitarian AidSustainable Impact
Surgical care and humanitarian aid for the world’s most vulnerable
Founded in 2022, FAJR Global delivers expert surgical care, medical training and humanitarian aid to restore dignity and open paths to opportunity.
What FAJR does
Three areas of work, one continuous chain of care
From the operating table to the food parcel to the peer-reviewed paper, FAJR is built so that emergency response, daily survival and long-term capacity reinforce each other rather than compete.
FAJR Medical
Surgical missions, evacuation and supplies
Volunteer surgeons deliver specialist operations where none are available, run medical evacuations and supply lines, and train local teams so the capability stays behind.
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FAJR Humanity
Food, shelter and daily relief
Food assistance, shelter and orphan support, a free pharmacy and street clinics — the daily relief that keeps families going between crises and makes medical recovery possible.
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FAJR Scientific
Education, research and evidence
Scholarships and support for medical students, and mission data turned into peer-reviewed research — so every operation also improves the next one.
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Measured in operations, not impressions
FAJR publishes what it does. The figures below are as published by FAJR Global.
In Gaza, FAJR volunteer teams completed 1,705 surgeries and procedures over 250 days — alongside 443 emergency-room cases — while running the free pharmacy, street clinics and water distribution that keep care within reach.
Where FAJR works
Present where specialist care has stopped
FAJR goes where health systems have collapsed or never reached — and returns, so that care is a programme rather than a visit.
Gaza
Surgical missions, medical evacuation, a free pharmacy, street clinics and water distribution inside a collapsed healthcare system.
West Bank
Annual surgical missions and specialist paediatric care in partnership with An-Najah National University Hospital.
Pakistan
A national surgical mission bringing specialist operations to patients with no other route to care.
Lebanon
Humanitarian and medical relief with local partners, alongside a dedicated surgical mission.
Gaza and beyond
Active campaigns
Gaza medical evacuations
Children with injuries that cannot be treated in Gaza are matched with hospitals abroad, then escorted through the referrals, visas and logistics that stand between them and surgery. Ninety-two children have reached care through FAJR’s evacuation programme.
Help establish field schools for Gaza’s children
Restoring structure and learning for children who have lost years of schooling.
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Pediatric surgical care at An-Najah National University Hospital
Specialist paediatric operations and training at a partner teaching hospital.
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Hyderabad surgical mission
Bringing specialist surgery to patients with no route to specialist care.
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One story
Mariam’s journey from Gaza to the United Kingdom
FAJR is the light that follows the darkest moments of the night.
Dr. Mosab Nasser — Co-Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer
Mariam lost her arm in an attack on Gaza. After a United States visa was refused, FAJR Global and Project Pure Hope worked through the referrals, paperwork and logistics until she reached a hospital in the United Kingdom. Her arrival was covered by The Guardian and The Independent — but the work behind it is the same work FAJR does for every child on the evacuation list.
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Credibility
Reported, reviewed and accountable
Coverage of FAJR’s work has appeared in
Peer-reviewed research
FAJR Scientific publishes the evidence behind the missions.
Digital health in humanitarian crises: a case study of Gaza and the West BankDigital Health · August 2025
Trauma by the numbers: analysis and categorization of trauma cases in the Gaza warInternational Journal of Public Health · May 2025
Combating infections under siege: healthcare challenges amidst the military assault in GazaWorld Medical & Health Policy · November 2024
Registered and transparent
FAJR Global is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit in the United States, Tax ID 83-1497239. Mission activity and outcomes are published in the 2023–2025 Impact Report.
View reportsA volunteer clinical network
More than 1,000 surgeons, EMTs, nurses, anaesthesiologists and logisticians across 11 countries donate their time — work valued at some $12 million.
Volunteer with FAJRLeadership
“What started as a small effort to mentor students and treat the wounded has grown into a legacy that heals, educates and empowers.”
FAJR Global was founded in 2022 by Dr. Mosab Nasser and Dr. Khaled J. Saleh, and has grown into a volunteer network of more than 1,000 clinicians and specialists across 11 countries.
In 2023, FAJR completed the largest orthopedic mission in Palestine’s history.
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The Maryam Nasser Foundation
FAJR’s endowment. Donated funds are invested, and the revenue they generate supports FAJR’s projects — sustaining the work between campaigns. A dedicated giving mechanism for the Foundation is being established.
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Every contribution helps restore dignity and open paths to opportunity. The Syria mission departs on September 4.
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Fund surgeries, evacuations and medical supplies. $5,000 covers one complete operation.
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Bring clinical, research or logistical skills to missions and to the teams behind them.
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Hospitals, institutions and sponsors who want to extend FAJR’s reach.
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