Cambridge Global Health Partnerships has teamed up with the Royal College of Emergency Medicine to support a fundraising campaign championed by Addenbrooke’s emergency doctor, Tirej Brimo.
The campaign aims to raise £80,000 to help three hospitals in Northwest Syria, which are struggling to care for patients after February’s devastating earthquakes.
Devastation in Syria. Picture by Ornina Productions.
Tirej fled the bombing in war-torn Syria as a young medical student. His journey to become a doctor took him through four countries, four medical schools, 10 cities and 21 homes.
Read about the appeal, and Tirej’s story, on the CGHP website: https://cambridgeghp.org/ (opens in a new tab)