Who We Are
For more than 22 years, AMAR has delivered health care, education, training and humanitarian aid to people and communities living through conflict and civil unrest. Our work covers primary health care, health education, school and university education, adult education, vocational training, women's empowerment, and efforts to strengthen governance, civil society and human rights.
Common Questions
What does AMAR do?
AMAR delivers health care, education, training and humanitarian aid to people and communities affected by conflict and civil unrest. Its services span primary health care, health education, school and university education, adult education, vocational training, women's empowerment, and work to strengthen governance, civil society and human rights.
How long has AMAR been working?
AMAR has delivered health, education, training and humanitarian assistance for more than 22 years.
Where does AMAR work?
AMAR operates in countries affected by conflict and civil unrest. Country pages linked from this site include Iraq and Lebanon.
How can I find out more about AMAR's aims and achievements?
The most recent Annual Report offers a detailed overview of AMAR's aims, objectives and achievements over the past year. You can also read more about how we work, why we are needed and what we do.
How can I support AMAR?
You can donate now, or visit the Get Involved page to discover other ways to support AMAR's ongoing work.
Who governs AMAR?
AMAR is overseen by a Board of Trustees. You can read more on the AMAR's Board of Trustees page.
AMAR's work spans emergency relief and long-term development, from primary health care and education to vocational training and women's empowerment. Explore the site to learn how these programmes support communities affected by conflict and civil disorder, and how you can get involved.