Help an injured patient move from urgent treatment towards recovery
TRAUMA CARE AND RECOVERY
An injury can change a life in moments. Timely treatment, safe follow-up and rehabilitation can help a patient recover movement, independence and dignity.
Your gift can help PIMA support practical care from first treatment through recovery.
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ encouraged people to seek treatment.
Supporting treatment and recovery is a practical way to protect health, ease hardship and help a person regain independence.
Reference: Sunan Abi Dawud 3855.
Why trauma care matters
Treatment today can protect recovery tomorrow
Urgent care close to home
Community-based treatment can help people receive prompt assessment and care.
Follow-up that prevents setbacks
Wounds, burns and fractures can need continued checks after the first treatment.
Rehabilitation for independence
Physiotherapy and mobility support can help a patient return to daily life.
Care with dignity
Every patient should be treated safely, respectfully and without graphic storytelling.
The medical need
Recovery often takes more than one appointment
People living with wounds, burns, fractures and infections may need assessment, treatment, dressings, referral and follow-up. Some also need physiotherapy or mobility support to regain strength and independence.
When access is disrupted, a manageable injury can become more serious and recovery can be delayed.
The path to recovery
What continuing trauma care can provide
PIMA's response
Care built around treatment and recovery
PIMA’s published updates describe trauma and minor-injury clinics in Gaza and Lebanon, treating wounds, burns, fractures and infections. Rehabilitation is part of the wider recovery need, not a promise that every clinic or donation route provides every service.
01 | Community clinics
Support for accessible treatment through current clinic activity.
02 | Urgent treatment
Assessment and care for wounds, burns, fractures and other injuries.
03 | Referral pathways
Help connecting patients with further care when required.
04 | Wound and injury care
Practical treatment for wounds, burns, fractures and infections, as described in PIMA’s clinic update.
Choose a current giving route
Support the wider medical response
The form on this page selects Gaza Emergency Medical Aid. It is a broader medical appeal, not a dedicated rehabilitation fund.
PIMA’s published trauma-clinic update describes care for injuries in Gaza and Lebanon. Its separate Orphans and Widows Medical Sponsorship appeal also describes rehabilitation and assistive support.
Read the current emergency appeal and donation declaration before giving. Contact PIMA before requesting a specific clinic, rehabilitation restriction or Zakat allocation.