In Bangladesh, Cap Anamur cooperates with four governmental and three non-governmental health facilities. This will provide free medical treatment for some of the poorest in the population.

Since 1997, Cap Anamur has been operating a hospital in the south of Sudan in Lwere, in the Nuba Mountains. We are constantly developing this hospital both structurally and medically. Now we have built a new mother and child ward on the hospital grounds.

With the growing economic crisis, the effects of the COVID pandemic, and ultimately since the explosion in Beirut, the situation in Lebanon is worsening. Most affected are the poorest of the population and the approximately 1,2 million syrian refugees, which have have to fight for their lives on a daily basis.

Since mid-December 2020, there has been armed unrest in the Central African Republic in the wake of the presidential election. Again and again, people flee to the hospital premises of Cap Anamur in Bossembélé.