Amman, Jordan– The Habibi Association is happy to announce the opening of the Santangelo Medical Center in Amman’s Marka district. The center, which began serving patients at the end of April 2024, was officially inaugurated on June 2, Founded by Dr. Maria Paola Santangelo, an Italian cardiologist, the center was created in memory of her compassionate brother, Graziano.

The Santangelo Medical Center is a newly renovated facility that was once a small first aid clinic. With support from the community and the donor,  the center has been upgraded to offer modern medical services and resources. It aims to provide essential healthcare to the local population, and the Iraqi refugee community in Marka district.

The center offers a range of services including general medical care, distribution of prescribed medicines, and emergency case management. It also provides medical equipment as needed and runs educational programs like first aid training and courses for family caregivers with PwD with the support of the Al Hussein Center.

By partnering with the Latin Patriarchate School, the Santangelo Medical Center has quickly become a valuable part of the Marka community. While it’s too early to measure specific outcomes, the positive feedback from local residents suggests that the center is already making a difference.

The opening of the Santangelo Medical Center reflects the commitment of the Habibi Association to improving health and well-being in the community. We are dedicated to offering support and care to those in need.