As a result of the blockade, a serious shortage of baby food has arisen in Artsakh.

Traveling Doctors NGO, which was traveling around various communities of Artsakh and providing free medical services to residents before the blockade, is now trying to solve the issue of baby food shortage in Artsakh.



The Traveling Doctors will again make their way around Artsakh following the blockade.

“Mobile Clinic” team provides high-quality medical services to residents of small border communities in Armenia, Artsakh and abroad affected by war, epidemic, or disaster.

People in these border communities face serious health issue due to lack of basic medical services and financial resources. 

Since 2019, our “Mobile Clinic” team has treated over 500 patients in 15 communities in Armenia and Artsakh, enabling them to get back to their normal lives.

Thanks to this project we will be able to carry out 5 medical trips to our border communities and treat hundreds of patients facing financial difficulties. 

Today, we need your support to implement the project.

Please find the project budget here.

Facing life’s countless challenges, people in border communities put their health on the backburner.

As a result, their condition worsens putting their lives at risk.

Our medical trips are a great way to help them care for themselves and get back on their feet.

Edik, a retired colonel from Artsakh, had been forced to leave his home.

He also had medical challenges, symptoms like heart palpitations, a sore throat, frequent sweating, fatigue...

Our team examined him and discovered that he had thyroid nodule. After a month of treatment and follow-up consultations conducted over the phone, Edik was able to recover. 

During a routine ultrasound examination, our gynecologist Armen Mkrtchyan met a woman in Mushkapat, Artsakh. She came in holding her grandson's hand. "Doctor, you helped us have this grandchild; now we want another," the woman said.

5 years earlier, this boy’s mother with infertility issues had come to see Dr. Armen. His treatments worked and she was able to get pregnant with this boy. They are now back again with the same request; they want another child. 

After our trip, the head of Yegtsahogh village said, “Even if there was just one sick person in the village, the fact that you visited us gives us so much hope and faith to stay in this town and defend it.”

Aside from medical treatments, the “Mobile Clinic” team also provides preventative health education to people in these communities.

They include:

·        the importance of vaccinations,

·        breast cancer self-assessment,

·        making treatment decisions,

·        and more. 

At this stage, we identify the communities and villages that need immediate medical services. We contact the local self-government bodies to collect the data of people who need medical treatment.

Depending on the needs of the patients, a medical team is composed of the best professionals from Armenia and abroad (cardiologist, sonographer, pediatrician, etc.).

Visits last 3-5 days. During each trip, doctors conduct examinations, provide medical advice and treatment.

The patients are in constant communication with the doctors. This helps to prevent emerging concerns, and the patient has all the means for self-treatment.

We are a group of specialists from Armenia and abroad united around one idea. In addition to state-of-the-art medical services, we educate and equip patients with the necessary tools and information to ensure their well-being after the tour.

The project supports:

Sustainable Development Goals

The Future Armenian goals