" I registered my mother as a patient at MSF’s clinic in Irbid. A medical team pays her home visits each month for a medical check-up as she’s physically unable to get to the clinic." - Muwaffaq Mreish, 51-year old Syrian patient.

On 15 December 2014, MSF launched its non-communicable diseases (NCDs) project in two clinics located in Irbid governorate, near the closed borders with Syria. Both clinics continue to provide free-of-charge quality medical treatment to Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians suffering from chronic diseases, in addition to psychosocial support sessions which were introduced in April 2016.